Western Wall: visible shrine and hidden city beneath it The Western Wall in Jerusalem is one of those places where history is not behind glass and does not wait for a tour guide’s explanation. It stands openly before a person: ancient stones, prayer plaza, notes in the cracks, voices in different languages, tourists, soldiers, families, … Read more
“When purchasing a ticket, you can add 20 shekels. These funds will go towards funding discounted tickets for Ukrainian refugees in Israel due to the war. Ukrainian refugees wishing to receive a discounted ticket can contact the organizers. The initiative is in cooperation with ASSAF, an organization helping refugees and asylum seekers in Israel. If … Read more
Citizens of Israel have become the largest foreign group among the owners of jewelry companies in Ukraine. NAnovosti checked 22 active companies and found not only stores and registry records but also production, revenue growth, and a direct connection with the Israeli Diamond Exchange. When Russian missiles repeatedly strike Kyiv, the jewelry business does not … Read more
In Kyiv, another “stumbling stone” has been installed — a mini-memorial in honor of the Righteous of Babyn Yar, Petro Chetverikov (a local honorary title within Kyiv’s memory initiatives; not to be confused with the formal title “Righteous Among the Nations” at Yad Vashem — the sources specifically use the term “Righteous of Babyn Yar”). … Read more
Israel purchased Ukrainian dairy products worth $9.99 million from January to July 2026. By the end of the first four months, it was $4.61 million. So, only in May, June, and July, deliveries increased by about $5.38 million — more than half of the entire seven-month result. On average, from January to April, Israel bought … Read more
Ukraine returns Yevhen Konovalets — the commander of the Sich Riflemen, the creator of the UVO, and the first leader of the OUN, who was killed by the Soviet secret service in Rotterdam in 1938. NAnovosti checked another part of this story: a Jewish officer in Konovalets’ close circle, the “Jewish Battalion” of the Ukrainian … Read more
The square in front of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art is now officially called “Hostage Square” — כיכר החטופים. For most Israelis, the only new thing here is the word “officially”: this name appeared in public life almost immediately after the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7, 2023, and has long become more understandable … Read more
On August 12, 2026, the organizers of Eurovision announced a change in the contest rules starting in 2027. The most notable innovation concerns the right of the winner to host the next show: now an armed conflict, a “sensitive geopolitical situation,” or other circumstances significantly affecting the safety and stability of the country or its … Read more
In Ukrainian Truskavets, on August 12, a commemorative plaque was unveiled in honor of Menachem Begin, the sixth Prime Minister of Israel and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. The memorial sign appeared on the historic villa associated with the wedding of Begin and Aliza Arnold in May 1939. Menachem Begin’s wedding in Truskavets: Jabotinsky attended the … Read more
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