A new formula is emerging in US-Israel relations, which until recently seemed almost impossible for the right-wing Israeli camp: even under Donald Trump, Israel is no longer guaranteed to remain an ‘exception’ in American foreign policy. This is the conclusion drawn from a Politico article published on June 27, 2026, under the headline “Israel’s Vance … Read more
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 … Read more
Israel in Kyiv: Zoia Sever’s exhibition “There, Where Home Is” (translated from Ukrainian – “There, Where Home Is”) became a conversation about memory, freedom, and the right to a peaceful sky. From June 27 to July 16, 2026, the new exhibition project can be seen at the National Museum of Taras Shevchenko at the address: … Read more
The world has approached a dangerous line where talk of nuclear catastrophe no longer seems like an abstract scenario from the last century. Renowned Italian theoretical physicist Carlo Rovelli in his book “85 Seconds to Midnight” warns: the current level of nuclear threat may be the highest in human history. Rovelli is known not only … Read more
On June 23, 2026, the Democratic primaries concluded in New York, and their outcome proved more significant than the usual intra-party struggle. This is no longer just a story about local districts, New York activists, and the fight for seats in the U.S. Congress. For Israel, these elections signaled how quickly attitudes toward the Jewish … Read more
The Russian propaganda TV channel ‘Tsargrad’, amid fuel problems in the Russian Federation, called for learning from Iran how to provide the population with gasoline even during wartime. At first glance, the thesis seems simple: fuel prices are rising in Russia, reports of ‘dry’ gas stations and sales restrictions are appearing, while in Iran gasoline … Read more
In Tel Aviv, a screening of the film “Ціна правди” / Mr. Jones took place — a historical drama by director Agnieszka Holland about the Welsh journalist Gareth Jones, one of the first Western reporters who in 1933 tried to tell the world the truth about the Holodomor in Ukraine. The screening was organized by … Read more
In 1939, according to the census, 65,452 Jews lived in Crimea, of which more than 7 thousand were Crimeans. According to historical estimates, about 40 thousand Jews and Crimeans became victims of the Nazis in Crimea. After the Nazis were expelled from Crimea, only 499 Jews and Crimeans who lived here before the war remained … Read more
A new Ukrainian space for children will appear in Tel Aviv this summer. Ukrainian Meetings in Israel are launching a children’s summer camp “Bright Summer” for the first time — a series of three thematic meetings for children 7–12 years old. The camp will be held on Fridays — July 10, 17, and 24, 2026 … Read more
Inside the ‘axis of evil’, where Russia, Iran, and North Korea have tried for years to appear as a unified anti-Western bloc, noticeable reshuffles have begun. And the most unpleasant for the Kremlin is that Russia no longer appears as the main center of power in this structure. After another round of conflict with the … Read more
