Kyiv Theatre: Legends and History

Foto:Depositphotos History and Architecture The Kyiv Theatre, officially known as the National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre of Ukraine named after Taras Shevchenko, was founded in 1867. Initially named the Kyiv Opera, the building was designed by renowned Ukrainian architect Viktor Schröter in a neo-Renaissance style. In the 1980s, it underwent major renovations that introduced […]

Rabbi Nachman of Uman: Mystic, Philosopher, and Guiding Star for Generations

Foto:05366 In a world filled with spiritual quests and the pursuit of inner peace, the name Rabbi Nachman of Breslov shines as a beacon of hope and wisdom. This eminent Hasidic leader, also known as Rabbi Nachman of Uman, touched millions of souls worldwide through his teachings and example. His legacy continues to live and […]

Golda Meir: Kyiv Childhood and Political Path of Israel’s First Female Prime Minister

Foto:Wikipedia Golda Meir, one of the most significant figures in Israel’s history, spent her early years in Kyiv, a city that left an indelible mark on her life. Born on May 3, 1898, in the Mabovitch family, Golda, whose real name was Golda Mabovitch, recalled her childhood in Kyiv with warmth and sadness. Childhood in […]

Europe, Do You Remember How It All Began?

Foto: UN “Young Blood” A friend of mine, back in our distant university years after a history lecture, said: “Can you imagine, our great-grandchildren will read more or less the same history, but with edits for the current political situation?” Today, the editorial team at TIME UKRAINE ISRAEL aims to capture this era as accurately […]