Young Israelis still feel the pain of losing a Ukrainian comrade with whom they created a Zionist project — an organic farm at the foot of Mount Carmel. In memory of their friend, who heroically died repelling Russian aggression against Ukraine, they named a new wine made from the vineyards he planted. On March 12, … Read more
“… my girlfriend, at one time, repatriated from Ukraine alone. Her entire family remained there, in Ukraine, including grandparents who survived the Holocaust. She grew up in the Jewish community, and the question of living in Israel was always a matter of time for her. One day after another conversation with her relatives, she told … Read more
Israel has gained another internal conflict that goes far beyond the technical legal reform. The decision to expand the powers of rabbinical courts to the sphere of civil arbitration changes the very logic of disputes between the citizen and the system: now the question is not only where exactly the case is considered, but by … Read more
“Well, Adolf, can you rejoice? Your followers, decades later, have picked up the banner and continue the work that humanity tried to end many years ago. They have learned your lessons and methods and are creatively developing them. However, don’t rush to rejoice. They will lose, just like you. You died in a bunker, they … Read more
Around the fact that Benjamin Netanyahu did not publicly push away Viktor Orban, a familiar noise has risen again in the Ukrainian segment. Talks began about betrayal, moral decline, wrong alliances, and almost a new crusade against Budapest and Jerusalem. But all this storm again rests on one unpleasant fact: in real politics, states survive … Read more
Ukraine is a country where many cultures are intertwined. Pay attention to surnames that have both Ukrainian and Jewish roots – their history reflects centuries-old coexistence and mutual influence. Ukrainian-Jewish roots: what do surnames hide? Introduction In Ukraine, there are often surnames that can simultaneously indicate Ukrainian and Jewish roots. This phenomenon is the result … Read more
Financial issues in Israel are rarely simple — especially for repatriates, self-employed individuals, families with non-standard income, or people with problematic credit histories. The banking system is strictly formalized, automated, and leaves almost no room for dialogue. As a result, even those who formally “did everything right” may receive a refusal. This is where the … Read more
Writer, bestselling author, philanthropist, and flamboyant Ukrainian businessman takes the stage with an original stand-up that is hard to fit into the genre’s framework. At the end of May 2026, Garik Korogodsky will take the stage in Israel for the first time with a program that organizers call ‘Non-classical Stand-Up – Prolonged Jump.’ The tour … Read more
Before the start of the war against Iran in Washington and Jerusalem, as reported on March 22, 2026, by The New York Times, there was a calculation not only for military pressure but also for a quick internal collapse of the regime. It was assumed that strikes on the top of the system, intelligence operations, … Read more
The Ukrainian edition of Michael Bar-Zohar’s book about Israel’s war with Hamas appeared not just in time, but almost symbolically accurately. Against the backdrop of a new round of war with Iran, proxy warfare, and Israel’s right to self-defense, this book becomes not only a chronicle of October 7 but also a tool for explaining … Read more