Ukraine has reached a new level of defensive role: Zelensky for the first time acknowledged the participation of Ukrainian military in intercepting Shahed in the Middle East

Kyiv no longer hides: Ukrainian drone warfare experience is already working beyond the country’s borders Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky publicly confirmed for the first time what experts had been discussing for weeks: Ukrainian military personnel participated in operations in the Middle East and helped shoot down Iranian Shahed drones in several countries in the region … Read more

Do you know who adorns the 50-shekel bill? Shaul Tchernichovsky, an outstanding Jewish poet born and created in Ukraine.

Chernikhovsky was born in Mikhailovka (Taurida Governorate), now the urban-type settlement of Mikhailovka in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. On August 20, 2020, a commemorative plaque for Chernikhovsky was unveiled on the building of the Mikhailovka Local History Museum (Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Ukraine). On March 1, 2022, Mikhailovka was occupied by Russian aggressors. Do you know who adorns the … Read more

Silver with historical weight: Israel’s épée team won a medal at the Junior World Championship for the first time, passing through Egypt, Ukraine, and Hungary

Israeli épée wrote a new page in Rio The Israeli junior épée team achieved a result that can already be considered historic for national fencing. On the night from Thursday to Friday, the team won silver medals at the Junior World Championships in Rio de Janeiro, for the first time in history climbing the world … Read more

Oil, drones, and a united front: why the Russia-Iran alliance is becoming a direct threat to Israel

The close rapprochement between Russia and Iran has long ceased to be a historical curiosity or a situational partnership of two regimes under sanctions. Today, it is a much more dangerous construct in which Moscow and Tehran exchange technologies, military experience, political cover, and resources, and the consequences of this cooperation are increasingly impacting the … Read more

American Jewish volunteer in shock: on the front lines in Ukraine – solidarity and support for Jews, in New York – hatred and anti-Israel hysteria. NY Post report

American Jewish drone operator Sam Nahins, who volunteered in Ukraine, told the NY Post why he felt safer on the front lines than among antisemitic slogans in New York. The article features his perspective on Ukrainian-American brotherhood and the unique role of Help is on WayUA. New York Post: An American Jew Found Respect in … Read more

Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls: How Desert Caves Changed the Perception of Ancient Judaism

The material is prepared based on the interview with “Hromadske Radio” (published on January 15, 2026 (Ukr.)). Interviewees: journalist Yelyzaveta Tsaregradska and the president of the Ukrainian Association of Judaic Studies, senior research fellow of the Judaic Foundation of the Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine, Vitaliy Chernoivanenko. Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls are one … Read more

In Ukraine, a ceremony will be held to award the Righteous Among the Nations on the Day of Remembrance of the Holocaust and Heroism of European Jewry — Yom HaShoah

On April 14, 2026, at 19:00 Kyiv time, a special online ceremony will be held for the Day of Remembrance of the Holocaust and Heroism of European Jewry — Yom HaShoah. The event is initiated by the Embassy of the State of Israel in Ukraine and “Nativ” — the Israeli Cultural Center in Kyiv, with … Read more

Israel and Ukraine in countdown mode: why after 1948 and 1991 there are almost no illusions left

On April 7, 2026, a text (Ukr.) by Ukrainian Jewish journalist Vitaly Portnikov was published, titled “Israel and Ukraine are doomed to live in the conditions of the logic of countdown.” Its central idea is harsh but understandable to both Israeli and Ukrainian readers: for Israel, the threat did not begin on October 7, 2023, … Read more

Libya instead of Moscow: how Ukraine began to oust Russian influence even in the Mediterranean Sea

A new theater of war is opening far from Ukraine While Moscow continues with maniacal stubbornness to pour its resources, people, and reputation into the war against Ukraine, a much more unpleasant picture for the Kremlin is beginning to emerge beyond the usual front. It’s no longer just about the Black Sea, sanctions, or strikes … Read more