“Days of Odessa in Israel” – Tel Aviv April 15, 2025: Cultural event uniting Ukraine and Israel

On April 15, 2025, an important cultural event “Days of Odessa in Israel” will take place in Tel Aviv, uniting two peoples — Ukrainian and Israeli — through a video bridge.

The event will feature artists, poets, writers, musicians, and artists from Ukraine, Israel, Germany, and the USA. This event is already expected to become an important milestone in the cultural life of both countries.

This is not just an art festival, but an important step in strengthening cultural ties between Ukraine and Israel, as well as a crucial moment in the battle of both nations against aggression and terrorism. This meeting is not only for those who appreciate culture, but also for those who support the values of freedom and peace.

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Days of Odessa in Israel will take place simultaneously in two countries: in Ukraine — in Odessa, and in Israel — in Tel Aviv, at the Ukrainian Cultural Center. This will be an important moment for both nations and will open new opportunities for mutual understanding and cultural exchange.

• Venue in Ukraine: I. Franko Library, Odessa.
• Venue in Israel: Ukrainian Cultural Center, Tel Aviv.
• Date and Time: April 15, 2025, 16:00.
• Event by organizers: https://www.facebook.com/events/9477731255595618/

Event Participants: Poets, Writers, Musicians, and Artists

Representatives from four countries will perform at the event, including poets, writers, musicians, and artists. They will all present their work to support unity between Ukraine and Israel.

Among the participants:

• Olena Palashik and “Mamy’s Children” (Ukraine)
• Evgenia Bosina (Israel)
• Vera Rechter (Israel)
• Yuri Rechter (Israel)
• Laniakea Victoria (Poetry, Ukraine)
• Masha Chekaryova (Ukraine)
• Irina Sapir (Israel)
• Maria Fuksman (Israel)
• Evgenia Zaslavskaya (Ukraine)
• Victoria Voloshina (Ukraine)
• Art School No. 13, Vocal Instructor — Alla Kochiashvili Zemlyanska (Ukraine)
• Stanislava Lisovskaya (Ukraine)
• Boris Suslovich (Israel)
• Inna Bogachinskaya (USA)
• Grigory Samuelyan (USA)
• Victor Zonis (Germany)
• Shimon Spector (Israel) — Handmade exhibition (Tel Aviv)
• Regina Okrain (Israel) — Handmade (Tel Aviv)

Odessa — A City of a Large Jewish Community

NAnews – Israel News‼️: Odessa is not only an important cultural center of Ukraine but also a city with a deep Jewish history. In the 19th century, Odessa became one of the largest Jewish centers of the Russian Empire, playing a key role in trade, business, and culture. Famous Jewish figures such as Sholem Aleichem and Isaac Babel lived and worked here.

The modern Jewish community of Odessa actively supports traditions, participates in the city’s life, and maintains connections with Israel. The city has Jewish schools, synagogues, and cultural centers, and hosts events that help strengthen Jewish culture.

For Israel, Odessa holds special significance as an important cultural bridge. Many Israelis have Odessa roots, and cultural events like “Days of Odessa in Israel” help maintain the bond between the two peoples, strengthening cultural and historical ties.

The Significance of the Event for Ukraine and Israel

This event not only unites two great nations but also emphasizes the importance of cultural diplomacy at a time when aggression and terrorism threaten the security of both countries. The performances of artists and the handmade exhibitions will not only pay tribute to the cultural heritage but also strengthen ties between Ukraine and Israel.

Odessa is a city that has always been a symbol of creativity and freedom. This city continues to fight for its existence. Celebrating this event is an act of support for Odessa, the city of heroes, which is now fighting for its future.

Organizers of the Event:

1. Project “Creative World” — Zoya Arav and Galina Verd
2. Project “International Cultural Diplomacy” — Tatiana Markova
3. Ukrainian Cultural Center in Tel Aviv — Zoryan Kis
4. Central City Library named after Ivan Franko — Natalia Klykova

This video bridge will be an important moment in supporting Ukraine and Israel in their fight against aggression. It is not just a cultural event, but a manifestation of support for two countries striving for peace and freedom.

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Days of Odessa in Israel is more than just a cultural event. It is a chance for the Ukrainian and Israeli peoples to feel unity in difficult times of fighting aggression. It is an opportunity to see how creativity can become a powerful weapon in the fight against terrorism and aggression. The support of creative individuals, who not only express their feelings but also contribute to the fight for peace, is crucial for each nation.