Europeans are no longer sure that the US will protect them in case of war In Europe, there was not just a political dispute about Donald Trump, NATO, or defense spending. There was a psychological shift: residents of European countries increasingly doubt that the United States will automatically come to their aid if their country … Read more
A Jewish Physicist Who Changed Science In Odesa, 4th Suvorovska Street was officially renamed. It now bears the name of Yosyp (Joseph) Fisher — a prominent theoretical physicist of Jewish origin, whose scientific works remain a foundation for many modern studies. He was born in Minsk in 1919, but spent most of his professional life … Read more
Kyiv collective “Bow Nashir” continues to amaze: Ukrainian students perform songs in Yiddish and Hebrew, creating a unique cultural bridge between Ukraine and Israel. But what is behind this project? Why do students, many of whom are not Jewish, choose such an unusual musical path? I told this story Eduard Doks, from Kyiv, specially for … Read more
“Ukrainian-Jewish Encounter” continues its project about famous Israelis of Ukrainian origin – Natan Sharansky. Today, Natan Sharansky remains a good friend of Ukrainians at the level of diplomatic relations between Ukraine and Israel. His clear stance on international support for Ukraine after the start of the large-scale Russian invasion became a call for the Israeli … Read more
The money from the sale of the London football club Chelsea has once again become the center of a major war — legal, political, and military at the same time. It’s not just about the frozen billions of Roman Abramovich. It’s about whether the money of the Russian oligarch, who also holds Israeli citizenship, can … Read more
In Israel, there is a radio station that many turn on out of habit — in the car, at work, at home. “First Radio 89.1 FM” has long become a part of everyday life for Israelis. But there is a program on its airwaves that not everyone knows about: a Ukrainian-language broadcast entirely dedicated to … Read more
Michael Brodsky’s interview became an important conversation not only about diplomacy but also about the maturation of relations between Ukraine and Israel. It touched on topics that are rarely convenient to discuss publicly: illusions, military technologies, anti-Semitism, the Holocaust, and the limits of political support. Ukraine after 2021: a country changed by war more deeply … Read more
Visual Capitalist published a ranking of the 25 most militarized economies in the world by the share of military spending in GDP in 2025. Ukraine was placed in a separate category due to the full-scale war against Russian aggression, and Israel entered the top three countries with the highest defense burden. Ukraine ahead of everyone: … Read more
“This is my way of saying thank you to G-d that we have food and shelter,” – says Mordechai. The story of Mordechai Kreuser is a shining example of human solidarity and selflessness. An Israeli citizen who came to Transcarpathia to revive the Jewish community became a savior for thousands of Ukrainian immigrants. For the … Read more
Pause after strikes: this is not peace and not the end of the crisis Iran announced the completion of a military operation against Israel after a new exchange of strikes, but it is still impossible to call this a full-fledged ceasefire. Tehran stopped at words about a ‘painful response,’ Israel speaks of stopping attacks on … Read more
