Jewish History and the Maccabean Wars: Ukrainian History Channel Wild Fox Creates 10-Hour Video in Ukrainian
On January 18, 2025, Ukrainian historical channel Wild Fox presented a unique 10-hour stream, entirely dedicated to the history of the Jewish people in ancient times. This project covers events from the Persian king Cyrus II the Great, who allowed the Jews to return to Judea, to the Maccabean Revolt (166-142 BCE), which led to […]
Alaska without agreement: why Lavrov’s statement became a nervous attempt by the Kremlin to rewrite negotiations with the USA
The summit in Anchorage, which took place on August 15, 2025, has once again become the focus of political attention. The reason was the statements of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov following the words of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio that Washington and Moscow did not conclude any agreement to end the war in […]
“Was there a boy?”: Organizers of the rally in Kyiv reject accusations of a “Nazi salute,” Ukrainian authorities remain silent: what happened on June 21 at Maidan and why it is important for Ukraine and Israel
On June 21, 2026, the center of Kyiv became the site of several public events that later became the focus of an international information dispute. On Independence Square and nearby, the KyivPride March, Tradition March, and March for the Protection of Family, Children, and Ukraine took place. The police were on site, security measures were […]
Washington Memorandum without Iran: Israel and Lebanon sign a peace framework, while Hezbollah threatens with civil war
On June 27, 2026, Lebanese media published the full text of the Washington Memorandum between Israel and Lebanon — a framework document signed the day before in Washington with the participation of the United States. According to Reuters, the agreement was signed on June 26 at the US State Department after several days of negotiations; […]
Tigran and Nikita from Berdyansk: three years after the murder of teenagers by Russia who said ‘Glory to Ukraine’
June 24, 2026 marked three years since the death of Tigran Ohannisyan and Nikita Khanghanov — two 16-year-old Ukrainian teenagers from temporarily occupied Berdyansk. Their names have become a symbol not only of resistance to occupation but also of how the Russian war system works against children: first pressure, then abductions and interrogations, then charges […]