In Odessa, three lines of security converged: Ukraine, Israel, and the Iranian opposition
On May 30, 2026, Odessa once again became not just a Ukrainian port city, but one of the venues where the security of the entire Black Sea region is discussed. At the Black Sea Security Forum, Israel’s ambassador to Ukraine, Michael Brodsky, reported on a conversation with Iran’s Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi — one of […]
“Dynamo” Kyiv may face “Maccabi” Tel Aviv: why the Europa League draw has become alarming for Kyiv and important for Israel
Kyiv’s “Dynamo” faces a challenging European scenario: already in the second qualifying round of the Europa League 2026/27, the Ukrainian club may encounter one of the strong opponents, including Israel’s “Maccabi” Tel Aviv. For the Israeli audience, this story is interesting not only in sports terms. A potential pair “Dynamo” Kyiv — “Maccabi” Tel Aviv […]
“May Gatherings” in Tel Aviv: Ukrainian spring, books, and workshops for the whole family – May 30, 2026
On May 30, 2026, an event will take place in Tel Aviv that for the Ukrainian community in Israel sounds not just like another cultural meeting. “Travnevi Skhodyny” is a day where you can see your people again, talk without haste, bring children, buy Ukrainian books, drink coffee, take spring photos, and feel that Ukrainian […]
“Ukrainians without Ukraine”: why the big war changes not only borders but also the very logic of the country’s future
Millions of Ukrainians may not return: what the toughest forecast shows If the war in Ukraine continues in an active phase, by the end of 2029, 5.16 million Ukrainian refugees may remain in Europe. This is almost 99% of the current number of those who have already left and found themselves outside the country. Even […]
Drone in Romania and Kremlin’s hysteria: why Moscow is once again accusing NATO, the EU, and Ukraine
Russian ‘Shahed’ in Romania: an incident that Moscow tries to turn upside down After reports of a Russian drone hitting a residential building in the Romanian city of Galati, the Kremlin did what it almost always does after dangerous incidents near NATO borders: it began not to explain, but to accuse. First, the usual formula […]
Netanyahu as a political phenomenon: why Israel still lives within his era
Thirty years of one figure at the center of Israeli politics Benjamin Netanyahu has long ceased to be just a prime minister, a party leader, or a participant in another Israeli political crisis. For millions of Israelis, he has become a separate era — with its fears, victories, divisions, habits, and language. He can be […]