Month: June 2026

NAnews presents a review of the podcast “BalachkI” with Michael Goldstein. The Ukrainian community in Israel and key topics — language, politics, volunteering, barriers for Russians, and relations between Ukraine and Israel. The Ukrainian community in Israel: language, politics and breaking away from Russian narratives NAnews presents a new review: premiere of the 4th episode … Read more

On January 15, 2026, the Israeli publication The Jerusalem Post published (Eng.) a report by journalist Michael Starr about Jewish servicemen who continue to fight as part of the Ukrainian army, while “the attention of the world audience increasingly shifts to other crises” – original. The main idea of the material is simple and harsh: … Read more

Civil aviation during war is always caught between two realities: the country’s need to maintain connections with the world and the obligation not to risk passengers’ lives. But global experience shows: there is no single rule. Some countries close their skies immediately after the start of hostilities, while others continue airport operations even during missile … Read more

On June 19, 2026, in Kyiv, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky made a statement that effectively served as a direct warning to Alexander Lukashenko. At a joint press conference with the President of Honduras Nazry Asfura, Zelensky stated that equipment is operating on the territory of Belarus along the border with Ukraine, which helps … Read more

In Dnipro, one of the most important Jewish centers in Ukraine, Rabbi Meir Stambler continues to work with the community amidst the protracted war. His words are important not only for Ukraine but also for Israel: they show how Jewish life is preserved where every day requires strength, faith, and responsibility. Dnipro in the fifth … Read more

On June 29, 2026, a theatrical and musical program by Evgeny Chepurnyak “I Stayed… Zhenya” will take place in Jerusalem. The event is announced as part of the International Jerusalem Festival ADAMfest, and Chepurnyak himself is presented as a People’s Artist of Ukraine, the chief director and frontman of the KVN DGU theater from Dnipro. … Read more

The story of Moshe (Moshe-Tzvi) Segal is the trajectory from Poltava to Jerusalem. Youth in the Ukrainian Jewish environment, strict study routine, and the first Zionist circles turn into a public gesture of freedom at the Western Wall on Yom Kippur in 1930. He gave the final sound of the shofar — tekiah gedolah — … Read more

In Ukraine, a textbook “Ancient Hebrew Language” (“Ancient Hebrew Language”) has appeared—an edition dedicated to the language of the Tanakh and designed for serious, systematic study of the ancient Hebrew text. For the Jewish audience in Israel, this is important news not only from the academic sphere. It is about a book that shows: the … Read more

June 18, 2026, in Washington, first in an interview with The New York Times, and then at a briefing at the White House, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance twice made it clear to the Israeli leadership: public attacks on Donald Trump over the agreement with Iran could cost Israel dearly. It’s no longer about diplomatic … Read more

On June 25, 2026, a concert “Ukrainian Love” will take place in Beer Sheva: Ukrainian folk songs in symphonic sound will be performed by the Israel Symphony Orchestra of Beer Sheva. “Ukrainian Love” in Beer Sheva: Ukrainian songs will be performed in a symphonic arrangement On June 25, 2026, a concert “Ukrainian Love” will take … Read more