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‘I lived between two wars’: Israel’s Ukraine envoy on Kyiv, Zelensky and his son wounded in Gaza
Michael Brodsky ends 5 turbulent years as Israel’s ambassador to Ukraine, reflecting on diplomacy under Russian fire, tensions with Zelensky over Israel’s refusal to supply weapons, Ukrainian resilience and the moment his son was seriously wounded fighting in Gaza
Itamar Eichner
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09.25.26
Israeli drafted into Ukrainian army receives Sukkot supplies in detention
Jonathan Karlinsky, detained after Uman pilgrimage and assigned to serve as military doctor near Kharkiv, receives kosher food and Four Species as Jewish community works to support him
Shilo Freid
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09.25.26
Israeli pilgrim arrested in Ukraine drafted into army, stationed in Kharkiv as doctor
Dual Israeli-Ukrainian citizen Jonathan Karlinsky detained while returning from Rosh Hashanah pilgrimage to Uman; ‘This is a war of survival. Every Ukrainian citizen is needed here’
Itamar Eichner
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09.24.26
Russia-Ukraine war creates new voting bloc in Israel as immigrants find their political voice
More than 102,000 immigrants from Russia and Ukraine since the 2022 invasion are eligible to vote in the October 27 election; several tell ynet that democratic institutions, minority rights, regional investment and immigrant integration are shaping their priorities
Matan Keselman
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09.20.26
Israeli Uman pilgrim detained, drafted into Ukrainian army
Beitar Illit man, 49, was stopped at Romanian border after Rosh Hashanah pilgrimage and taken for military service; family has lost contact; 3 other pilgrims arrested
Itamar Eichner
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09.20.26
NATO on alert as Europe braces for Russian escalation and possible post-election mobilization
Western intelligence sees preparations that could enable a new Russian call-up after voting ends Sunday; Poland scrambles jets, Macron warns Moscow’s hybrid threat has intensified and NATO updates civil-defense plans as Belarus drills near the sensitive Suwalki Gap
Tal Amoday
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09.19.26
‘A question of survival’: Young Russians flee amid fears of new mobilization
Aid group reports nearly eightfold rise in inquiries as rumors of a post-election draft, tighter internet controls and shrinking freedoms drive Russians to leave
AP
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09.15.26
Russia accused of using Uman pilgrimage to fuel antisemitism in Ukraine
Russia-linked accounts spread false claims that Breslov Hasidim receive government payments, plan to settle permanently in Ukraine and even seek to turn Uman into an independent entity, while exploiting anger over military conscription
Alex Nirenberg
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09.14.26
Ukraine envoy to Israel: War with Russia could be halted within months
Ambassador Yevgen Korniychuk tells ynet renewed US mediation and mounting pressure on Moscow could yield a ceasefire within months, though not necessarily a peace agreement; Kyiv seeks more Patriot systems and develops its own interceptors
Itamar Eichner
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09.08.26
Putin meets Witkoff and Kushner in Moscow as US revives Ukraine peace push
Trump envoys return to the Kremlin before expected talks in Kyiv as Washington tries to bridge deep gaps over territory and revive negotiations stalled since February
News Agencies
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09.05.26
Teva Ukraine warehouse hit twice in Russian attack, raising supply concerns
Teva Ukraine says a Russian attack struck its warehouse twice, with no employees injured; The pharmaceutical company is assessing the damage while working to prevent disruptions to medicine supplies for Ukrainian patients
ynet Global, News Agencies
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09.04.26
Russian bomber commander reportedly shot in head as Ukraine strikes Sochi port
Unverified reports identify the critically wounded officer as Maj. Gen. Nikolai Varfakhovich; Ukraine also claims a strike on a Russian vessel in Sochi as Putin says peace remains possible
News Agencies
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09.03.26
Germany blames Russia for explosive drone attack, shuts Russian consulate in Bonn
Berlin says Moscow was behind an August drone incident near a Ukrainian ammunition-laden cargo plane in Leipzig; hours earlier, suspected sabotage damaged power infrastructure in Brandenburg
ynet, News Agencies
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09.01.26
Putin destroys 4 million bottles of Ukrainian vodka
Four strikes hit the Khortytsa plant in Zaporizhzhia, one of Ukraine’s biggest vodka distilleries, wiping out millions of bottles and dealing another heavy blow to the country’s wartime economy
Edward Doks, Chisinau
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09.01.26
Russia threatens attacks inside Britain over weapons supplied to Ukraine
Andrey Fedorov says Russian leaders are considering sabotage or arson rather than a direct military strike, naming British defence sites as ‘legitimate targets’ as Moscow’s threats against London intensify
ynet
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08.30.26
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