Felix Shinder in Israel in 2026: «Lemonchiki», klezmer, three concerts and Odessa, which you can’t take with you — it travels itself — October 15 — Haifa, October 21 — Netanya, October 23 — Bat Yam

October 15 — Haifa, October 21 — Netanya, October 23 — Bat Yam. Felix Shinder returns to Israel with "Lemonchiki", "7:40", klezmer, Utyosov, and that very Odessa intonation. But behind the cheerful poster, there is another story: after 2022, his concerts in Europe became charitable, and part of the income from one of the previous Israeli tours was directed to children of Ukrainian refugees.

Author — Anton Pshydynskyi

On September 9, 2026, Israeli producer Svetlana Berdetskaya announced new Israeli concerts of Felix Shinder. And here, as is customary in Odessa, everything seems clear, but there are details.

Tickets are already available on SHOWMAN.

In the initial poster, Haifa was scheduled for October 17. However, the current SHOWMAN ticketing system now says otherwise: October 15, 2026, Thursday, 19:00. So we looked not only at the announcement but also where they are already asking for shekels for tickets. As of September 10, three concerts are officially listed: Haifa, Netanya, and Bat Yam.

It turns out to be a real little Israeli route of Odessa.

October 15 — Haifa, Matnas Adar, Beitenu Hall, Yerushalayim St., 29, starts at 19:00, ticket — 166 shekels.

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Jews from Ukraine: Vladimir Zeev Jabotinsky (continued)

As promised, we continue our discussion of a Jew from Ukraine - Ze'ev Jabotinsky. #jewsukraine

📝 The biography of Vladimir Zeev is really full of interesting facts, so today we are publishing the second of two posts about him. — First see - Jews from Ukraine: Vladimir Zeev Jabotinsky.

👦🏻 Childhood and youth: Vladimir Jabotinsky was born into a Jewish family in Odessa. Thanks to his literary abilities and knowledge of languages, already at the age of 18 he became a foreign correspondent for the newspapers “Odessky Listok” and “Odesskiye Novosti”, working first in Bern (Switzerland 🇨🇭) and then in Rome (Italy 🇮🇹).

📚 Literary heritage: In addition to his political activities, Jabotinsky was a famous writer, translator and publicist. He created novels, autobiographical works, translated the poetry of Edgar Allan Poe into Hebrew, edited the weekly magazine “Svitanok”, and also wrote an autobiographical novel “Five”, describing the life of a Jewish family in Odessa.

💡 Interesting fact: Jabotinsky refuted Russian fakes about Ukrainian anti-Semitism a hundred years ago. For example, about Simon Petliura he said:

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«WITHOUT LIMITS!» in Israel: one of the most powerful rock bands of Ukraine in Tel Aviv on March 13, 2026, as part of the world tour «Strong Hearts»!

March 13, 2026, at the Havana Music Club in Tel Aviv, the long-awaited concert of the Ukrainian rock band "BEZ OBMEZHEN" - as part of the world tour "Strong Hearts"!

Big Goal: The "Strong Hearts" tour is charitable. The main goal is to raise funds for vehicles and drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Your Contribution: Every ticket purchased is not just an entry to the hall, but real help for Ukrainian defenders.

Come feel the atmosphere of unity and sincere Ukrainian music. We are waiting for you!

March 13, 2026
Friday, 20:00
Tel Aviv Havana Music Club, Yigal Alon St. 126.

It will be a powerful performance by one of Ukraine's most popular and charismatic bands, bringing live sound and sincere emotions to Israel. The band, known for its candid and strong music, will delight its fans in Israel with new hit compositions.

The band's concert is not just music, it's a whole story of freedom, strength of spirit, and resilience, which they embody in their work.

The band's history and their contribution to Ukrainian culture

"BEZ OBMEZHEN" has long won the love of audiences around the world. Since its founding, the band has gathered thousands of fans in different countries, and…

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Video: Regina Shafir. The woman who draws the war in Ukraine. — «Best Radio of Israel»

January 12, 2025 on the air of Lera Galitsina's program on "Best Radio of Israel" featured a special guest — artist, animator, and cultural attaché of the Israeli Embassy in Ukraine Regina Shafir.

In the interview, she talked about her unique mission in Ukraine, the challenges of war, the promotion of Israeli culture, and personal experiences.

Regina Shafir is the wife of the Israeli ambassador to Ukraine, Michael Brodsky. Their children serve in the Israel Defense Forces, highlighting their connection to both countries.

Despite difficult circumstances, she continues to actively strengthen cultural ties between Israel and Ukraine by organizing lectures, exhibitions, and other events.

Painting Bomb Shelters and Working During the War

One of the most emotional moments of the interview was related to a project implemented by Regina Shafir and her colleague Zoya Sever. In November 2024, the artists transformed the bomb shelter of the children's hospital "Okhmatdet" in Kyiv, turning it into a bright and cozy space.

We wrote about this - "Israeli Artists Transformed a Bomb Shelter in Kyiv's Children's Hospital 'Okhmatdet': Art for Children During the War"
"We wanted to give…

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Why do Israeli «left» and «right» argue not about «politics» but about «morality» itself

In Israel, the dispute between the left and the right has long gone beyond the usual disagreement between parties, programs, and election slogans. On the surface, it looks like a conflict over war, security, Arab-Israeli relations, the role of the court, the state, and religion. But if you look deeper, it becomes clear: often it's not just about different views on the same events, but about two different ways of understanding the world, justice, and human loyalty.

That is why the same fact in Israeli society provokes not just different assessments, but almost incompatible moral reactions.

For some, the main thing is not to betray their own. For others, it is not to abandon a universal principle, even if it is inconvenient and painful.

And as long as this internal conflict is not called by its names, the country will continue to argue as if it were about numbers, although in reality, the dispute is about what to consider good, what is duty, and what is betrayal.
Not just two platforms, but two coordinate systems

It is customary to say that the left and the right are people with different political programs.

Some advocate for tougher security and national cohesion, others for…

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«Odessa Anxiety»: People’s Artists of Ukraine Oleg Filimonov and Diana Malaya in November 2026 — premiere performances of the play in Israel

Big premiere in Israel! "...The event will continue if the alarm lasts no more than an hour..." - with these words, this play begins.

In November 2026, performances of the play "Odessa Alarm or How One Mishpucha Gathered in a Shelter" will take place in Israel with the participation of People's Artists of Ukraine Oleg Filimonov and Diana Malaya. This is a tour across six cities — Haifa, Ashdod, Rishon LeZion, Be'er Sheva, Petah Tikva, and Netanya.

Formally — a comedy in Russian with an Odessa "pronunciation".
In essence — a stage conversation about life during the war.

The play begins with a phrase that has long ceased to be a theatrical convention: "The event will continue if the alarm lasts no more than an hour..." This line sets the tone for the entire action. The audience immediately understands that it is not about a fictional alarm, but about the everyday reality of recent years.

Duration — 1 hour 40 minutes. Age restriction — 12+. Price range depending on the city — approximately 186–256 shekels.
Tour geography: cities, dates, audience

The performances are spread across the country — from north to south.

Netanya — Thursday, 05.11.2026, 19:00
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Alexander Filippenko in Israel: «Where is the exit? Where is the road?» — an evening of theater, memory, and personal choice — in October 2026

Alexander Filippenko, one of the most recognizable theater and film actors, will perform in Israel in the fall of 2026 with the program "Where is the Exit? Where is the Road?" The tour will take place in Netanya, Ashdod, Haifa, and Tel Aviv.

This is not an ordinary creative evening and not a standard meeting with an artist.

In the program, Filippenko combines literature, theater, personal memories, and a conversation about time — the very time that for many people was divided into "before" and "after" after February 24, 2022.

For the Israeli audience, this visit is important not only as a cultural event. Filippenko is an artist with a significant Soviet and Russian biography, but recent years have added another context to his name: a public anti-war stance, departure from Russia, support for Ukraine, and continued performances beyond the official Russian stage.
Where and when will Alexander Filippenko's performances take place in Israel

The tour schedule covers four cities in Israel. All performances will start at 19:00.
Netanya

October 7, 2026, Wednesday
Hechal HaTarbut – Auditorium
4 Raziel St.
Ashdod

October 9, 2026, Friday
Matnas Duna-Yud
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«We ask you for salvation»: May 16 — 3 years since the appeal of a Jewish Azov fighter to the Israeli government: «On the ruins of the Azovstal plant, there are Jews like you and me»

The defense of Azovstal lasted from March 18 to May 16, 2022, on the territory of the Mariupol Metallurgical Plant "Azovstal". It took place as part of the battle for Mariupol during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Russian forces besieged the plant for a long time, and on May 16, 2022, the Ukrainian garrison surrendered by order of the country's top leadership.

In March and April, the world learned about the civilians and soldiers trapped at Azovstal. While the evacuation of Mariupol civilians was successful, Ukraine was unable to liberate the military by force, and Russia refused any proposals except surrender. The soldiers had no choice but to continue fighting and hold their positions until the end.

The defenders of Mariupol held back 20,000 Russian troops, destroyed around 6,000 of them, approximately 78 tanks, and more than 100 armored vehicles. They helped the Ukrainian Armed Forces better prepare the defense of Donbas by delaying significant Russian forces for nearly three months.

As of early May, there were no civilians left at Azovstal.

On the evening of May 16, the commander of the Azov Regiment, Denys Prokopenko, delivered a statement:
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The Alibi Sisters in Israel: the Zaval’ski sisters bring Ukrainian-Jewish music, Yiddish and klezmer — October 2026

In October 2026, Israel will once again hear The Alibi Sisters — the duo of Anna and Angelina Zavalsky, Ukrainian sisters from Kyiv, who have journeyed from the popular group "Алібі" to a project where the Ukrainian scene, Jewish memory, Yiddish, klezmer, and retro aesthetics sound like one story.

The tour will take place from October 10 to 18, 2026, covering several cities in Israel: Nof HaGalil, Ashdod, Netanya, Ashkelon, Rishon LeZion, Petah Tikva, Be'er Sheva, and Haifa. All concerts are scheduled for 20:00, and tickets, according to the organizers Showman, range from 174 to 265 shekels in different cities.

Tickets are already available on the Showman website.

This is not just a tour of a Ukrainian duo.

For many Israelis, especially those whose family histories are connected with Kyiv, Podolia, Odessa, Chernivtsi, Zhytomyr, Berdychiv, or Uman, this concert may be a meeting with that cultural world that cannot always be explained in words. It lives in songs, intonations, old records, family recipes, Yiddish words, grandmother's memories, and that special music where joy and sadness almost never exist separately.

Who are The Alibi Sisters

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Are you 60+ in Israel and still working? Perhaps the pension fund can already pay you money

Many residents of Israel approach the age of 60 with the feeling that retirement is something distant, complicated, and almost inevitably bureaucratic. As long as there is work, a salary, and a familiar rhythm of life, it seems that dealing with pension funds can be postponed: closer to 67 years, after dismissal, or already when Bituach Leumi sends some documents.

But in reality, this approach often becomes the most costly mistake.

In Israel, the pension system is arranged so that a person can have several different sources of future income: state old-age benefits, a pension fund, Bituach Menahalim, Kupat Gemel, Keren Hishtalmut, severance pay, old savings from previous employers, and additional insurance or pension programs. Some of this money people remember, some they have long forgotten, and some programs they only learn about after a professional review.

And here arises the main question for those who have already turned 60 or are approaching this age: can one already start receiving a pension from the pension fund and continue working?

The answer may be unexpected. In some cases — yes, this possibility is indeed worth checking. But this does not mean that everyone over…

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«Well, shall we go?» — through hiking, the new «Ukrainian» community is discovering Israel — and invites everyone interested

"Well, shall we go?"

In Israel, a new non-profit community for lovers of routes, nature, and live communication is rapidly developing. The initiative "Well, shall we go?", created in November 2025 by "Ukrainians" in a broad cultural sense, gradually unites various Israelis — from new immigrants to those who grew up here but maintain a connection with the Ukrainian language, as well as people of any origin who feel closer to the Ukrainian cultural atmosphere.

The group is open to everyone. There are no and never have been any nationality restrictions. The only rule is communication takes place in Ukrainian, because the language here is not a "filter" but a cultural center of gravity. It helps to create a comfortable environment but does not exclude anyone who respects the format.

"Do you think there's only desert and sea here? How about the waterfalls in the Golan, the green forests of Carmel, or the Martian landscapes of the Negev?

We are launching the Ukrainian Hiking Community in Israel!

Who is this channel for:

For those who can't live without movement.

For beginners who want to start hiking but don't know the routes.

For those looking for active Ukrainian friends.

We…

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Moshe Sharett (1894-1965) — Israeli politician, born in Kherson (Ukraine), Prime Minister of Israel. He played a key role in the formation of the State of Israel and was one of the authors of the Declaration of Independence of Israel

Many prominent political leaders Israel, including 2 presidents and 3 prime ministers, come from UkraineOne of such famous natives is Moshe Sharett.

In 2018, a memorial plaque to the first head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel and the second prime minister of the country, Moshe Sharet, appeared at the oldest gymnasium in Kherson - gymnasium No. 20, formerly the first Kherson men's gymnasium, where he studied.

During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it was fired upon by Russian troops several times. On May 11, 2023, the shelling of the high school burned down.

After the publication of the material, reader M., who managed to leave Kherson, which was occupied by Rashists, to Israel, said that he studied at this school and was present at the opening of the memorial plaque to Moshe Sharet on the facade of the school.

"After leaving Kherson, the Russian Nazis destroyed the school, which survived the occupation in the First and Second World Wars. Currently, there is no school, only ruins, no boards," he wrote and sent a photo.

According to him, "On the left, next to the flag of Ukraine, you can see an unpainted place where Sharet's board was. Now the board is being…

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Ukrainian wheat is going to Israel again: exports have almost doubled under the Russian blockade of ports

Ukraine sharply accelerated wheat exports in the first days of September 2026, and Israel was among the destinations for new shipments. From September 1 to 3, the country exported about 116.8 thousand tons of wheat, or almost 39 thousand tons per day, while the average daily figure for August was about 20 thousand tons. Along with Israel, Tunisia, Egypt, and Indonesia were named among the destinations for the first September batches.

But there is a fundamental boundary in this figure: the rate of shipments in the first three days of September almost doubled compared to the average August rate, not the entire Ukrainian export and certainly not the export specifically to Israel. The volume of the Israeli batch is not disclosed separately. For NANews, something else is more important: Ukrainian wheat is physically reappearing on the Israeli route at a time when the normal operation of Ukraine's main maritime export channel is seriously disrupted by Russian attacks.

Author: R.Verter. What interests me here is the point of contact between the two countries: for Ukraine, grain is export, money, and the opportunity to continue the agricultural cycle, while for Israel, it is one of the…

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Hair Health Center ‘Abramsky’ in Haifa: when itching, hair loss, and ‘thinning part’ stop being trivial

There are problems that people try to "endure" for a long time.
Hair on the brush. Scalp itch. The feeling that the ponytail has become thinner. The parting has widened. And also — the eternal "maybe it's seasonal." In Israel, this sounds especially familiar: heat, sun, humidity, stress, abrupt changes in care and water — all this affects the scalp and follicles.

Therefore, many at some point stop googling another "shampoo for everything" and look for a place where they first deal with the cause, and only then offer a plan. In Haifa, such an address for many becomes the "Abramsky" Hair Health Center — the Russian-language main page is here:

Why "just hair loss" often turns out to be a system of causes

The most common pain is the feeling of losing control.
Yesterday everything was fine, and today hair remains in the shower drain, on the pillow, on clothes. People start taking typical steps: changing shampoos, buying vitamins, trying masks, canceling coloring, enduring itching. Sometimes it gets easier, but often — not for long.

The problem is that hair loss and thinning often go hand in hand with scalp irritation: inflammation, increased oiliness, dryness, flaking. And until…

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Jews from Ukraine: Mordechai Shenhavi — creator and first leader «Yad Vashem»

January 27, International Day of Remembrance of the Holocaust Victims.

In Israel, on the mountain of memory in Jerusalem, is located "Yad Vashem" - A place that for many has become a symbol of sorrow, memory and hope. Today we want to tell in the heading "Jews from Ukraine " You are a story Mordechai Shenhavi - A person thanks to whom the dream of preserving memory has become a reality.

The story of Mordechai Shenhavi from Dilok, the creator of the Israeli Memorial “Yad Vashem”, emphasizes the deep connection of the Jewish community of Ukraine while preserving the memory of the Holocaust.

Mordechai Shenhavi (Alpenbein), a native of the Ukrainian city of Volochisk (now the Khmelnitsky region, Ukraine), went down in history as the creator of the Israeli memorial “Yad Vashem”, dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Holocaust.

His personal history is an example of not only the struggle to preserve the memory of the tragedy of the Jewish people, but also the unique connection of Ukraine and Israel.

Mordechai Shenhavi was born in 1900 in Voloshka, a small town on the territory of the modern Khmelnitsky region of Ukraine. His family, like many Jewish families of that time…

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Promotion of small and medium businesses in Israel on the Internet. Internet Marketing

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Ukrainian Cultural Center in Tel Aviv, Israel: event announcements

In Tel Aviv-Yafo, the Ukrainian Cultural Center operates — a platform where Ukrainian culture in Israel exists not "on holidays," but in the regular city rhythm.

This is a place for exhibitions, meetings, lectures, and community events, where not only Ukrainians come, but also Israelis who find it important to understand neighbors and partners not through headlines, but through people and meanings.
What is this center and why is it needed in Israel

The center is associated with the Embassy of Ukraine in the State of Israel and operates as a cultural point of presence for Ukraine in the city.

To put it simply: it's a space where you can see, hear, and "touch" Ukraine through culture — without unnecessary ideology and without the officialdom that often repels.

The Ukrainian Cultural Center in Tel Aviv started on October 13, 2021 — in reports about the opening, this was called the beginning of work in test mode.

Separately, on the page of the Embassy of Ukraine in the State of Israel, it is noted that the center has been operating "since October 2021" and that it was previously in Bat Yam.
Where is it located

The address used in announcements and reference information:

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Jews from Ukraine: The History of the «Jewish Kuren» in the Ukrainian Galician Army of 1919

The Jewish Detachment left a significant mark in history as a symbol of bravery and solidarity between two peoples.

In honor of the commander Solomon Laynberg, a street in Lviv was named after him.

In 2013, it was proposed to establish a monument to the "Jewish Detachment" in Ternopil, but the project was suspended due to the war in Donbas.

The Jewish Detachment (official name - “Shock Detachment of the 1st Corps of the Galician Army”) within the Ukrainian Galician Army (UGA) became an important element in the struggle for Ukraine's independence in 1919. This unit became a bright example of cooperation between two peoples — the Ukrainian and the Jewish, striving for freedom and independence during the war, and we are telling its story in our regular section Jews from Ukraine.
Political Situation and Jewish Involvement

At the beginning of the 20th century, Jews made up about a quarter of the population of Lviv, and most of them were actively involved in social and political life. Lviv had many Jewish lawyers, doctors, and students. Despite relative safety in Galicia, Jews still suffered from Polish discrimination, which forced them to cooperate with Ukrainians in the struggle…

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PRP (PRP) — therapy in Haifa, Krayot, and Northern Israel for hair health ( טיפול פרפ )

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Hair Health Center in Haifa "Abramsky"

HaHistadrut Ave 44, Haifa, 3296034

Our website - "Abramsky" - Hair Health Center in Haifa

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Attention: Only a Dermatologist-Trichologist can consult on hair loss issues and prescribe treatment. He can adjust the course of procedures based on the dynamics of treatment. In individual cases, the Doctor may combine PRP procedures with mesotherapy or hormone therapy.

PRP therapy — an innovative procedure in trichology.

The essence of the method is to introduce a special preparation based on the patient's blood plasma, enriched with platelets, into the scalp. Plasma therapy contains more than 1 million cells per 1 microliter.

PRP therapy is safe and has minimal contraindications.

Essence of the method

Plasma therapy as an injectable rejuvenating and restorative method has no analogues. Before being introduced into the skin of the problem area, the plasma obtained from the patient's blood undergoes special preparation and enrichment with platelets. Platelets stimulate the regeneration of damaged cells, the production of…

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Jews from Ukraine: Haim Hazaz — from the Ukrainian village of Sidorovichi to the first ever Israel Prize for Literature

A boy from a Ukrainian Jewish village who survived pogroms and humiliation by Russian authorities in Kyiv became a symbol of Israeli literature. The biography of Haim Hazaz in our permanent section “Jews from Ukraine” is a bridge between Ukraine and Israel, past and future.
Roots in Ukraine: Childhood among forests and traditions

Today the name Haim Hazaz (חיים הזז) is known to everyone interested in the history of Israel and Jewish culture. But the beginning of his path is the Ukrainian village of Sydorovychi.

Haim Hazaz (real name – Haim Fishel Feldman) was born in 1898 in the village of Sydorovychi, Kyiv province (now – Vyshhorod district, Kyiv region of Ukraine). This small place was located in the wooded area of Polissya and was a typical Jewish settlement with the dominant role of the traditional community.

His father was a Breslov Hasid and managed a sawmill, so the future writer’s childhood was spent in a small house among dense forests.

In early childhood, Haim studied at a cheder – a Jewish religious school at the synagogue, where he learned Hebrew, Tanakh, the main laws and traditions. Later he received a secular education, possibly at a rural or city school, where…

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Hair Loss? Hair Health Center Haifa: Treatment, Hair Restoration and PRP Therapy

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It should be noted, however, that in most cases, treatment of hair loss or changes in the structure and condition of the hair necessarily requires treatment of the scalp.

Hair loss — a condition characterized by partial or complete hair loss due to disruption of the hair growth cycle: observed reduction in the number of hair follicles in the growth phase and an increase in the number in the degeneration phase, as a result of which hair becomes brittleand hair loss depends on the quality of the hair follicle.

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Kuzma Skryabin is back on the big screen in Israel: an additional screening of «Kuzma: Scarily Funny» in Haifa on October 4, 2026

An additional screening of the documentary film 'Kuzma: Scary Funny', dedicated to Andriy Kuzmenko — Kuzma Skryabin, will take place in Haifa. The new session is scheduled for October 4, 2026 at HOT CINEMA in Grand Canyon.

After the first screenings in Israel, the organizers opened ticket sales for an additional session in Haifa.

Tickets for the additional screening 'Kuzma: Scary Funny' in Haifa — October 4
Additional screening in Haifa — October 4

📍 October 4, 2026 (Sunday) — Haifa
HOT CINEMA, Hall No. 5, Grand Canyon
Derech Simcha Golan, 54
Film duration — 2 hours 13 minutes
Language — Ukrainian, subtitles — English
Doors open — 18:45
Screening starts — 19:00

Before the film, songs by the band 'Skryabin' will be performed by plus 380ID project.

Buy tickets for the additional screening on October 4 in Haifa

Previously, two screenings of the film were scheduled in Israel: August 30 in Tel Aviv and September 3 in Haifa. Now Israeli viewers have another opportunity to see the film on the big screen.
Who is Kuzma Skryabin

Kuzma Skryabin is the stage name of Andriy Kuzmenko. He was born on August 17, 1968, and became known primarily as the leader of the band 'Skryabin', whose…

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Jews from Ukraine: Abba Khushi, the man who “built Haifa”

Abba Hushi played a key role in the formation of modern Israel. His contribution to the development of Haifa, where he was mayor from 1951 to 1969, will forever go down in history.

Abba Khushi, a famous Israeli politician and public figure, was born on May 23, 1898 in the city of Turka, Lviv region, Ukraine (at that time - Austria-Hungary).

His real name is Abba Schneller. He was born into a middle-income Jewish family. Mother, Liba, grew vegetables and fruits, and stepfather, Alexander Shneler, was a haberdasher. The family raised six children.

From childhood, Abba showed curiosity and a penchant for learning. He graduated from cheder, then attended high school, where he studied Latin, Greek, German, Ukrainian, Polish and Hebrew. His dream was to become a doctor, and he even signed his notebooks as “medical student.” However, the First World War ruined his plans, forcing the family to fight for survival.

Participation in the Jewish movement in Poland

After the end of the war and his return to Turku in 1918, Abba faced new challenges. Turka found itself under the control of Poland, where anti-Semitism was gaining strength. This prompted young Abba to join "Ha-Shomer…

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The wooden synagogue from a Transcarpathian village will come to life in the Uzhgorod museum — the return of the memory of the Jewish community of Transcarpathia

What sounds like "moving a house" is actually returning a voice to the community.

In 2025, the wooden synagogue from the village of Velyki Komiaty will be moved to the Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life in Uzhhorod (Uzhhorod Skansen). This was announced on September 18, 2025, by the United Jewish Community of Ukraine on Telegram.

This decision is enshrined in a memorandum: the Department of Culture of the Transcarpathian Regional State Administration, the Consulate General of Hungary, Rabbi of Uzhhorod and Transcarpathia Mendel Wilhelm, and the museum management are acting together. After installation — restoration and recreation of the interior "according to the canons," not "for show." Such projects are rare because they require the unified will of several worlds at once — bureaucratic, diplomatic, and religious.

Where all this is happening and why there

Velyki Komiaty lies in the Borzhava Valley — an area with endless gardens and a habit of looking beyond market horizons. The village is mentioned in sources as early as the 14th century; old chronicles trace connections to Hungarian owners, nearby fairs, and the road to Berehove and Vynohradiv.

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sTDe | NAnews — event poster of Israel: new guide to events, cities, and tickets

A new event platform sTDe | NAnews is emerging in Israel — an event listing where you can search for concerts, theater, stand-up, festivals, exhibitions, and family programs. The project helps guide you from the question "where to go?" to choosing a city, venue, and ticket.
sTDe | NAnews — Israel's event listing: a new guide to events, cities, and tickets

In Israel, concerts, performances, stand-up evenings, festivals, exhibitions, lectures, family programs, city celebrations, and chamber meetings take place almost every day. But for someone who wants to choose an event, a single announcement is often not enough. They need to understand where the event is taking place, when it starts, how much tickets cost, whether the event is suitable for children, if there is a convenient venue, which city is best to choose a date, and whether it is worth planning a trip in advance.

This is exactly why sTDe | NAnews is being developed — a new event listing in Israel, where events will be organized into a clear system: by genres, cities, dates, venues, tickets, and thematic selections. The project is available at and is being created as a convenient navigator for the cultural, urban, and…

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Jewish Soldiers in the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Why the War in Ukraine Has Not «Left the Front Pages» for Them — The Jerusalem Post

On January 15, 2026, the Israeli publication The Jerusalem Post published (Eng.) a report by journalist Michael Starr about Jewish servicemen who continue to fight as part of the Ukrainian army, while "the attention of the world audience increasingly shifts to other crises" - original.

The main idea of the material is simple and harsh: even if the media agenda changes, Russia's war against Ukraine has not stopped for a single season, and the Jews of Ukraine remain among those who "hold the line" since 2022, going through winter after winter.
Drone reconnaissance commander from Nikolaev: "fight for your country"

One of the key figures in the report is Moshe Bizsemov, the commander of a small group of reconnaissance drones. He has been serving in the Ukrainian army since 2018 and witnessed the phase of battles often associated in Ukraine with the war in Donbas after 2014. Bizsemov is a resident of Nikolaev, a father of two, and was supposed to complete his service in April 2022, shortly after the full-scale invasion began.

However, circumstances unfolded differently. At the moment when his unit came under attack, Bizsemov was in the process of being discharged. Many of his…

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Kuzma Skryabin is back on the big screen in Israel: an additional screening of «Kuzma: Scarily Funny» in Haifa on October 4, 2026

An additional screening of the documentary film 'Kuzma: Scary Funny', dedicated to Andriy Kuzmenko — Kuzma Skryabin, will take place in Haifa. The new session is scheduled for October 4, 2026 at HOT CINEMA in Grand Canyon.

After the first screenings in Israel, the organizers opened ticket sales for an additional session in Haifa.

Tickets for the additional screening 'Kuzma: Scary Funny' in Haifa — October 4
Additional screening in Haifa — October 4

📍 October 4, 2026 (Sunday) — Haifa
HOT CINEMA, Hall No. 5, Grand Canyon
Derech Simcha Golan, 54
Film duration — 2 hours 13 minutes
Language — Ukrainian, subtitles — English
Doors open — 18:45
Screening starts — 19:00

Before the film, songs by the band 'Skryabin' will be performed by plus 380ID project.

Buy tickets for the additional screening on October 4 in Haifa

Previously, two screenings of the film were scheduled in Israel: August 30 in Tel Aviv and September 3 in Haifa. Now Israeli viewers have another opportunity to see the film on the big screen.
Who is Kuzma Skryabin

Kuzma Skryabin is the stage name of Andriy Kuzmenko. He was born on August 17, 1968, and became known primarily as the leader of the band 'Skryabin', whose…

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Video: Natan Sharansky — «Ukraine today is possibly becoming one of the greatest nations in Europe and the ‘shield of Europe'»

"And so I want to say to the Ukrainian people, who are having such a hard time right now, but every day of your struggle you are free people, and you live a full life, which is very important, of course, to win, but no matter how hard this life is, life in voluntary annexation to Russia will be much worse."

Israeli politician and human rights activist Natan Sharansky believes that Russia's war against Ukraine may be approaching a turning point, and prolonged hostilities are gradually becoming a threat to Putin's regime itself. The former Soviet dissident, who personally met with the Russian president, said this in a large interview with Radio Liberty, published on September 6, 2026.

Author: Editorial Staff of NANews

In a conversation with Oksana Maksimlyuk, Sharansky spoke not only about Russia and the possible end of the war. A separate part of the interview is devoted to the relations between Israel and Ukraine, military cooperation, Ukrainian drones, missile defense, elections during the war, and what the two countries can learn from each other today.

NANews — News of Israel gathered the main theses of this conversation. The full interview, lasting more than 50 minutes…

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«Russia lives not in reality, but in an imaginary world. And until it is hit, it will not stop» — Israeli analyst Yigal Levin

On October 14, 2025, Israeli military analyst and IDF reserve officer Yigal Levin, originally from Odessa, published an analysis on his Telegram channel that caused a stir among experts. He simultaneously touched on NATO, Russia, and the entire Western approach to war — exposing what he believes prevents the civilized world from truly understanding the enemy. His post became a philosophical essay on the civilizational chasm between the West and Russia.

The editorial team of NANovosti notes: in his original posts, Yigal Levin uses sharp, emotional, and sometimes uncensored language. In this publication, the text has been adapted to preserve the meaning and argumentation, but without obscene language, to convey his position in an analytical rather than polemical format.
“The West behaves like a master. And Russia — like a savage who only understands a blow”

Levin begins with a statement from the new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, who explained why the alliance does not shoot down Russian planes even after provocations.
Rutte said:
“NATO is exponentially stronger, so there is no need to demonstrate strength.”

For Levin, this is not a display of wisdom, but a mistake stemming…

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The Alibi Sisters in Israel: the Zaval’ski sisters bring Ukrainian-Jewish music, Yiddish and klezmer — October 2026

In October 2026, Israel will once again hear The Alibi Sisters — the duo of Anna and Angelina Zavalsky, Ukrainian sisters from Kyiv, who have journeyed from the popular group "Алібі" to a project where the Ukrainian scene, Jewish memory, Yiddish, klezmer, and retro aesthetics sound like one story.

The tour will take place from October 10 to 18, 2026, covering several cities in Israel: Nof HaGalil, Ashdod, Netanya, Ashkelon, Rishon LeZion, Petah Tikva, Be'er Sheva, and Haifa. All concerts are scheduled for 20:00, and tickets, according to the organizers Showman, range from 174 to 265 shekels in different cities.

Tickets are already available on the Showman website.

This is not just a tour of a Ukrainian duo.

For many Israelis, especially those whose family histories are connected with Kyiv, Podolia, Odessa, Chernivtsi, Zhytomyr, Berdychiv, or Uman, this concert may be a meeting with that cultural world that cannot always be explained in words. It lives in songs, intonations, old records, family recipes, Yiddish words, grandmother's memories, and that special music where joy and sadness almost never exist separately.

Who are The Alibi Sisters

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Why does the same query in ChatGPT show different companies today and tomorrow — and what should businesses in Israel do about it

The same question asked to ChatGPT multiple times can lead to different sources, different sites, and even different recommendations. New research has shown: it's not just about the wording of the query. ChatGPT is capable of changing its internal search channel, classifying the question differently, and sometimes not even consulting the internet at all. For small and medium businesses in Israel, this means that one good website is no longer enough.

Not long ago, promoting a business on the internet seemed relatively straightforward.

A company would create a website, set up Google Maps, publish service pages, work on Google rankings, and launch ads.

Today, a potential client increasingly does not browse through ten websites.

They ask:
“Which lawyer to choose in Haifa?”

“Where to get a cosmetic procedure in Kiryat?”

“Who repairs air conditioners in Netanya?”

“Which company handles transportation across Israel?”

“Which specialist speaks Hebrew and Russian?”

And they receive a ready answer with several names from ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, or another AI assistant.

The main problem is that this list is not constant.

Today, artificial intelligence might name your…

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«Well, shall we go?» — through hiking, the new «Ukrainian» community is discovering Israel — and invites everyone interested

"Well, shall we go?"

In Israel, a new non-profit community for lovers of routes, nature, and live communication is rapidly developing. The initiative "Well, shall we go?", created in November 2025 by "Ukrainians" in a broad cultural sense, gradually unites various Israelis — from new immigrants to those who grew up here but maintain a connection with the Ukrainian language, as well as people of any origin who feel closer to the Ukrainian cultural atmosphere.

The group is open to everyone. There are no and never have been any nationality restrictions. The only rule is communication takes place in Ukrainian, because the language here is not a "filter" but a cultural center of gravity. It helps to create a comfortable environment but does not exclude anyone who respects the format.

"Do you think there's only desert and sea here? How about the waterfalls in the Golan, the green forests of Carmel, or the Martian landscapes of the Negev?

We are launching the Ukrainian Hiking Community in Israel!

Who is this channel for:

For those who can't live without movement.

For beginners who want to start hiking but don't know the routes.

For those looking for active Ukrainian friends.

We…

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How to prepare a large house in Israel for Shabbat and holidays: a conversation about GENIUS

Preparing a large family home for Shabbat and Jewish holidays requires not only time but also proper work distribution. Israeli blogger and author of NANews Elena Gunko discussed with a GENIUS representative the capabilities of the steam system, its limitations, and the procedure for a free home demonstration.

Information about the availability of demonstrations, travel geography, and payment options is provided by the company representative; current conditions should be clarified before contacting.

In a religious or Haredi family, house cleaning is rarely limited to one major campaign a year. Preparation for Shabbat is repeated every week, and throughout the year, it is joined by Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Simchat Torah, Hanukkah, Purim, Passover, Shavuot, and family celebrations.

The larger the family, the harder it is to leave all the work for the last day. The kitchen continues to be used, children move from room to room, festive dishes are prepared, spaces are cleared for guests, and additional sleeping places are organized. A freshly washed floor can get dirty again, and fingerprints quickly appear on glass doors, cabinets, and tables.

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A memorial plaque for Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, repressed by the NKVD for preserving Jewish life, was unveiled at the Lukyanivska Detention Center in Kyiv.

A memorial plaque has appeared in the active Lukyanivska detention center for a man who was interrogated and beaten here for refusing to renounce Judaism. The story of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson today unites Kyiv, Dnipro, Mykolaiv, Kamianske, Kazakhstan, and the entire Chabad world.
Where they tried to break him: a memorial to Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson was opened in the Lukyanivska detention center.

Memorial plaques are usually installed on the facades of houses, in universities, synagogues, or museums. In Kyiv, a commemorative sign appeared in a much more grim place — inside the active Lukyanivska detention center.

It was here in the spring of 1939 that NKVD officers brought Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson — the chief rabbi of Yekaterinoslav-Dnipropetrovsk, an outstanding scholar of the Torah and Kabbalah, the father of the future Seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson.

The plaque was unveiled on August 3, 2026, on the 20th of Av, 5786 — the yahrzeit, or anniversary of the death of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak according to the Jewish calendar. It has been 82 years since his death in Soviet exile. Now inside the institution where he was deprived of freedom, it is…

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«Odessa Anxiety»: People’s Artists of Ukraine Oleg Filimonov and Diana Malaya in November 2026 — premiere performances of the play in Israel

Big premiere in Israel! "...The event will continue if the alarm lasts no more than an hour..." - with these words, this play begins.

In November 2026, performances of the play "Odessa Alarm or How One Mishpucha Gathered in a Shelter" will take place in Israel with the participation of People's Artists of Ukraine Oleg Filimonov and Diana Malaya. This is a tour across six cities — Haifa, Ashdod, Rishon LeZion, Be'er Sheva, Petah Tikva, and Netanya.

Formally — a comedy in Russian with an Odessa "pronunciation".
In essence — a stage conversation about life during the war.

The play begins with a phrase that has long ceased to be a theatrical convention: "The event will continue if the alarm lasts no more than an hour..." This line sets the tone for the entire action. The audience immediately understands that it is not about a fictional alarm, but about the everyday reality of recent years.

Duration — 1 hour 40 minutes. Age restriction — 12+. Price range depending on the city — approximately 186–256 shekels.
Tour geography: cities, dates, audience

The performances are spread across the country — from north to south.

Netanya — Thursday, 05.11.2026, 19:00
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“My book about borscht”: An Israeli, journalist, writer and descendant of a tzaddik wrote and published a book about Ukrainian borscht — we recommend

“Borsch is not just food, it is a symbol of tradition, sustainability and family warmth,” - this is how he describes his work Igor KulakovIsraeli writer, journalist and descendant of a tzaddik.

His book “My book about borscht” is a deep dive into the history, recipes and cultural significance of Ukraine's most famous dish.

Book, available in English and Ukrainianx, has already aroused interest among lovers of cooking and Ukrainian culture living in Israel and abroad.

Who is Igor Kulakov: descendant of a tzaddik, writer, journalist and popularizer of Ukrainian culture

Igor Kulakov is more than just a writer and journalist. This is a man with a deep history, who has absorbed the tragic and inspiring pages of the past of his people. As a descendant of a tzaddik, he carefully preserves the memory of his roots, while actively working to promote Ukrainian and Jewish culture in the modern world.

His life and work are a bridge between Ukraine, Israel and the whole world.

Jewish roots: memory of tragedy and fortitude

Family of Kulakovs has its own history from Tsaddik Rabinovich, who lived in the village of Trilesy, Fastovsky district. This tzaddik, as a spiritual leader, was a…

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Airalo and eSIM: how mobile internet works without a SIM card and whether you need it on a trip

For mobile internet abroad, it is no longer necessary to buy a plastic SIM card at the airport or automatically connect your operator's roaming. NAnews explored what Airalo is, how eSIM works, and what should be checked before purchasing.

You arrive in Warsaw, Berlin, Prague, or another country. The plane is just taxiing to the terminal, and you already need the internet: to write to your family on WhatsApp, open Google Maps, call a taxi, find the hotel address.

Previously, the choice was quite clear: either use the roaming of your Israeli operator or look for a local SIM card after arrival. The eSIM technology added a third option — to purchase a mobile package in advance and load it onto the phone digitally.

This is exactly how Airalo works.

But here it is immediately worth separating two concepts that are often confused. eSIM is a technology. Airalo is a service through which you can purchase a mobile package for eSIM.
What is Airalo in simple terms

Airalo calls itself an international eSIM marketplace. In its terms, the company more precisely defines its role as an aggregator and platform for communication services: it collects offers from mobile connectivity providers…

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Ukrainian Yaroslava Levitskaya is the only Righteous Among the Nations who currently lives in Israel and was honored with a memorial sign during her lifetime

Haifa knows and honors a modest heroine — a native of Zolochiv (Lviv region, Ukraine). On February 12, 2025, she turned 90 years old.

In the Righteous Among the Nations Garden in Haifa, where 20 memorial stones bear the names of those who saved Jews and once lived in the city, Yaroslava Levytska remains the only one honored with a memorial plaque during her lifetime.

At the Latin Cemetery in Haifa, 11 Righteous Among the Nations are buried. In their honor, the Haifa municipality created a unique memorial garden in the Ramat Alon district.

On May 18, 2008, a solemn opening ceremony was held in Haifa’s Ramat Alon neighborhood for the “Haifa Residents’ Garden of the Righteous Among the Nations” (גן חסידי אומות העולם).

The garden features several paths with stone plaques engraved with names and brief descriptions of their heroic deeds. At the time of its opening, 19 Righteous Among the Nations were known to have lived in Haifa: 9 from Poland, 6 from Ukraine, and one each from Hungary, the Czech Republic, Romania, and Sweden. Later, a 20th plaque was added.

Only five of them were still alive at the time of the park’s opening.

Four were honored for their acts of bravery committed…

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