On December 11, Ukraine celebrates the Day of Remembrance of Crimean Crimeans and Jews of Crimea – victims of Nazism.

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

The Chabad mission continues in Ukraine: Rabbi Meir Stambler from Dnipro shared how the Jewish community lives in the fifth year of the war – Emess

In Dnipro, one of the most important Jewish centers in Ukraine, Rabbi Meir Stambler continues to work with the community amidst the protracted war. His words are important not only for Ukraine but also for Israel: they show how Jewish life is preserved where every day requires strength, faith, and responsibility. Dnipro in the fifth … Read more

Yevgeny Chepurnyak, People’s Artist of Ukraine, in Jerusalem: “I remained… Zhenya” — an evening where KVN DGU, Ukraine, and Israel meet on one stage – June 29, 2026

On June 29, 2026, a theatrical and musical program by Evgeny Chepurnyak “I Stayed… Zhenya” will take place in Jerusalem. The event is announced as part of the International Jerusalem Festival ADAMfest, and Chepurnyak himself is presented as a People’s Artist of Ukraine, the chief director and frontman of the KVN DGU theater from Dnipro. … Read more

“Ancient Hebrew Language”: A textbook has been published in Ukrainian in Ukraine – a cultural signal amid the rise of global anti-Semitism

In Ukraine, a textbook “Ancient Hebrew Language” (“Ancient Hebrew Language”) has appeared—an edition dedicated to the language of the Tanakh and designed for serious, systematic study of the ancient Hebrew text. For the Jewish audience in Israel, this is important news not only from the academic sphere. It is about a book that shows: the … Read more