“My book about borscht”: An Israeli, journalist, writer and descendant of a tzaddik wrote and published a book about Ukrainian borscht – we recommend

“Borsch is not just food, it is a symbol of tradition, sustainability and family warmth,” – this is how he describes his work Igor KulakovIsraeli writer, journalist and descendant of a tzaddik. His book “My book about borscht” is a deep dive into the history, recipes and cultural significance of Ukraine’s most famous dish. Book, … Read more

Ukraine, the Horde, and ‘reverse colonialism’: what the new framework offers for discussing Russia and empires

Ukrainian diplomat and expert of the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation Volodymyr Lakomov in a column for “Literary Ukraine” proposes a controversial but understandable thesis: the colonial experience of Eastern Europe cannot be described only in the language of “classical” modern empires. At the center of his argument is the idea of “reverse colonialism”: a … Read more

The collection “Islands of Memory” in Ukrainian, English, and Hebrew: how Buchach unites Ukraine, Israel, and Agnon’s literature

On the western map of Ukraine, there is a city whose name has become a symbol of cultural memory — Buchach. It was here that the future Nobel laureate Shmuel Yosef Agnon was born, a writer who combined Jewish spirituality and European philosophy. A century later, this city resonates again — now as the site … Read more

The annual international scientific conference dedicated to the features of forming scientific discourse about the Holocaust in European countries was held in Kyiv

On December 16, 2025, in Kyiv, at the Institute of World History of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, an International Scientific Conference “Peculiarities of the Formation of Holocaust Scientific Discourse in European Countries“ took place. The forum brought together historians, memory researchers, representatives of the academic community, and international organizations working to preserve … Read more

Israel and Ukraine discuss the security of the future: a strategic dialogue of experts took place in Tel Aviv

On February 26, 2026, a closed expert meeting Strategic Israel–Ukraine Security Dialogue was held in Tel Aviv, dedicated to changes in the global security system and deepening strategic interaction between Ukraine and Israel. The discussion took place at ANU — Museum of the Jewish People, where diplomats, military analysts, and international security specialists gathered. The … Read more

Nighttime massive attack by Russia on Ukraine: missiles, hundreds of drones, and strikes on the country’s energy sector

On the night of February 26, 2026, Russia conducted one of the largest combined attacks in recent months, simultaneously using missiles of various types and hundreds of strike drones. Kyiv, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Odesa region, Poltava region, Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk, and several other regions of Ukraine were under attack. According to Ukrainian military and local authorities, … Read more

Ukrainian Cultural Center in Tel Aviv, Israel: event announcements

In Tel Aviv-Yafo, the Ukrainian Cultural Center operates — a platform where Ukrainian culture in Israel exists not “on holidays,” but in the regular city rhythm. This is a place for exhibitions, meetings, lectures, and community events, where not only Ukrainians come, but also Israelis who find it important to understand neighbors and partners not … Read more

Hair Health Center ‘Abramsky’ in Haifa: when itching, hair loss, and ‘thinning part’ stop being trivial

There are problems that people try to “endure” for a long time.Hair on the brush. Scalp itch. The feeling that the ponytail has become thinner. The parting has widened. And also — the eternal “maybe it’s seasonal.” In Israel, this sounds especially familiar: heat, sun, humidity, stress, abrupt changes in care and water — all … Read more