Russian rhetoric about ‘border security’ once again looks like an attempt to cover up the Kremlin’s old goal — not to end the war, but to expand the occupation in Ukraine. Material from July 5, 2026, by the American Institute for the Study of War: analysts believe that Moscow seeks not only military ‘security’ but … Read more
In Israel, many people have the same practical problem: the main bank or credit card is literally linked to everything. It is used to pay for advertising on Facebook, Instagram, and Google, subscriptions to work services, hosting, domains, online stores, apps, trips, delivery, international platforms, and dozens of small regular payments. As long as everything … Read more
The story of Maya Rybnikova: from occupied Lugansk to Haifa. A significant event for the Ukrainian diaspora took place in Haifa, in the heart of Israel. The Embassy of Ukraine handed over the state award on December 19, 2024 “Honored Teacher of Ukraine” Maya Rybnikova is a math teacher from Russian-occupied Severodonetsk. This award is … Read more
Ukrainian researchers have dissected the Russian pseudo-legal system molecule by molecule, through which the regime kidnaps Ukrainian civilians, deprives them of freedom, and holds them in secret prisons incommunicado — without contact with relatives, lawyers, and the outside world. In Russia’s war against Ukraine, there is a topic that remains less visible than the front, … Read more
The history of ties between the Jewish people and Ukraine is amazing and multifaceted. The contribution of the natives of Ukrainian lands to the development of the Jewish state is reflected even in the symbols of Israel, such as the national currency – the shekel. Portraits of 8 great personalities born on Ukrainian soil adorn … Read more
In Ukraine, a project is being expanded that connects medicine, education, and psychological support for children undergoing treatment in hospitals. Its foundation is the Israeli model of educational centers in children’s medical institutions, which has been operating in Israel for many years and now helps Ukrainian children maintain a connection with normal life even during … Read more
Many residents of Israel approach the age of 60 with the feeling that retirement is something distant, complicated, and almost inevitably bureaucratic. As long as there is work, a salary, and a familiar rhythm of life, it seems that dealing with pension funds can be postponed: closer to 67 years, after dismissal, or already when … Read more
The Israeli publication Israel Hayom on July 2, 2026, reported on the night drama of the Jewish community in Kyiv during one of the heaviest Russian attacks in recent months. According to the publication, Kyiv endured 12 consecutive hours under missile and drone strikes — approximately from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM. The city was … Read more
In the center of Tel Aviv, an evening is being prepared that will become not just a restaurant event for many guests, but a meeting with the atmosphere of a Ukrainian home, music, and celebration. On July 3, 2026, the restaurant SHO? — Ukrainian Traditional Food celebrates 3 years of operation. The celebration will take … Read more
