Trump’s Iranian Bluff: Why ‘Peace’ with Tehran Became an Alarming Signal for Israel and Ukraine
Donald Trump once again announced an imminent peace agreement with Iran, but Tehran, Israel, and Western sources describe the situation much more cautiously. For Israel and Ukraine, the main concern is not the signing date, but the price of such a deal: the nuclear program, missiles, sanctions, oil, Europe’s role, and Iran’s ability to continue […]
How the Jews of Kyiv in the ranks of the ZSU defend Ukraine: patriotism, technology and help from Israel – the story of 2 friends of graduates of the Kyiv Jewish religious school
The Jewish community of Kyiv is providing significant assistance in the defense of Ukraine with the outbreak of full-scale war in 2022. Jewish fighters not only defend the country at the front, but also provide technical, humanitarian and material support to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (ZSU). Shimon Briman on the website “Ukrainian-Jewish Zustrich” (Ukrainian) […]
Russia loses digital site passports: why this is dangerous for users in Israel
GlobalSign has begun gradually revoking some SSL/TLS certificates previously issued to Russian companies. For Israel, this is not a direct threat to internet infrastructure, but an important signal for Russian-speaking users, businesses, and everyone who continues to use Russian banks, government services, and online services. GlobalSign has started revoking SSL certificates from Russian companies: how […]
4 Ukrainian Jews Become Among the Richest Immigrants to the US According to Forbes
How did four Ukrainian Jews — Jan Koum, Leonid Radvinsky, Michael Polsky and Max Levchin — go from childhood in Kyiv, Odesa and the Kharkiv region to a combined net worth of over $25 billion in the United States? Each of them founded or led a world‑class company: Jan Koum was one of the creators of […]
The path from Kyiv to Haifa: Mark Golenkov — a product of Kyiv’s youth football, hero of Maccabi Haifa U19’s victory over Barcelona in the UEFA Youth League
Almost 4 years ago, with the start of Putin’s full-scale aggression against Ukraine, a 13-year-old teenager Mark Golenkov arrived in Israel from Kyiv. A repatriate. A goalkeeper. A guy who had been training in the Ukrainian football environment and living a normal child’s life, where training was the main event of the day. And then […]
Bloomberg: Iran may have received Russian missiles — what this means for Israel
Bloomberg reported that during the eight-week truce, Iran could have restored a significant part of its missile arsenal and replenished it with Russian models. For Israel, this means a new level of military linkage between Russia and Iran. BBloomberg: Iran could receive Russian missiles — what this means for Israel The main news in the […]
Global Peace Index 2026: in the bottom 5 – Israel and Ukraine – why they ended up together at the bottom of the “peacefulness ranking”
A new ranking showed not ‘dangerous countries’, but a map of global war In June 2026, the Institute for Economics & Peace published the new Global Peace Index 2026 — one of the most well-known international rankings that measures the level of peace in countries. For Israeli and Ukrainian readers, one thing is especially important […]
An international exhibition on moral choice during the Holocaust opened in Dnipro
In the Museum “Memory of the Jewish People and the Holocaust in Ukraine“ in Dnipro, an international exhibition “Some Were Neighbors: Choice, Human Behavior, and the Holocaust” has opened. The exhibition was created by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, and this fact alone makes the event significant not only for Ukraine but […]
Ukraine excluded the Russian language from European protection: what does law No. 4699-IX mean
Ukraine legally changed the status of the Russian language within the framework of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages. This is not a ban on the language in everyday life, but a refusal to provide the language of the aggressor state with special protection mechanisms created for indigenous peoples and national communities. Ukraine […]
What is special about Jewish music and what role did Ukraine play in its formation?
When we talk about Jewish music, we most often recall touching violin melodies, klezmer ensembles, the sound of the clarinet, and Hasidic chants that can both cry and rejoice simultaneously. But behind this tradition lies a vast cultural layer closely connected with the history of Ukraine. It is here that unique musical expressions were formed, […]