Italian Journalists Visit Holocaust Museum in Odesa
This week, the Holocaust Museum , dedicated to the victims of Nazism in Odesa, welcomed a delegation of journalists from Italy. The purpose of their visit was to prepare a television report on preserving the memory of the victims of Nazi crimes, as well as to learn more about the work of the Association for the Preservation of the Historical Memory of Holocaust Victims.
During their visit, the Italian guests had meetings with the members of the Association’s Council of Former Prisoners – victims of Nazism.
Eyewitnesses to the tragic events shared their memories of what they had endured in Odesa during the Holocaust years, spoke of the atrocities committed against the Jewish population, and emphasized the importance of preserving historical truth.
After the discussion, the journalists toured the museum’s exhibits, reviewing archival materials and photographic documents that shed light on the horrors of that time.
This week, the Holocaust Museum , dedicated to the victims of Nazism in Odesa, welcomed a delegation of journalists from Italy. The purpose of their visit was to prepare a television report on preserving the memory of the victims of Nazi crimes, as well as to learn more about the work of the Association for the Preservation of the Historical Memory of Holocaust Victims.
During their visit, the Italian guests had meetings with the members of the Association’s Council of Former Prisoners – victims of Nazism.
Eyewitnesses to the tragic events shared their memories of what they had endured in Odesa during the Holocaust years, spoke of the atrocities committed against the Jewish population, and emphasized the importance of preserving historical truth.
After the discussion, the journalists toured the museum’s exhibits, reviewing archival materials and photographic documents that shed light on the horrors of that time.
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The Chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine Delivers Humanitarian Aid to the Ukrainian Defenders
Yakiv Syniakov, the Chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine has delivered generators to Ukrainian soldiers on behalf of the Federation, along with additional humanitarian aid provided by the members of the Jewish community in Dnipro.
In addition to the delivery, Yakiv Syniakov offered words of encouragement to the troops, held spiritual and psychological conversations, and distributed pocket-sized Book of Psalms (Tehillim) translated into Ukrainian.
We thank everyone who makes their contribution. Together — we are stronger.
Yakiv Syniakov, the Chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine has delivered generators to Ukrainian soldiers on behalf of the Federation, along with additional humanitarian aid provided by the members of the Jewish community in Dnipro.
In addition to the delivery, Yakiv Syniakov offered words of encouragement to the troops, held spiritual and psychological conversations, and distributed pocket-sized Book of Psalms (Tehillim) translated into Ukrainian.
We thank everyone who makes their contribution. Together — we are stronger.
Shabbat candle lighting times and Shabbat ends in cities of Ukraine:
Balta 20:08 / 21:22
Berdichev 20:18 / 21:36
Berdyansk 19:35 / 20:48
Bila Tzerkva 20:12 / 21:30
Bilgorod Dnistrivsky 20:00 / 21:11
Cherkassi 20:03 / 21:20
Chernihiv 20:13 / 21:35
Chernivtsy 20:24 / 21:39
Dnipro 19:48 / 20:51
Donetsk 19:35 / 20:50
Hadyach 19:58 / 21:17
Henichesk 19:42 / 20:53
Horlivka 19:35 / 20:50
Ivano-Frankivsk 20:30 / 21:47
Izmail 20:03 / 21:14
Kakhovka 19:49 / 21:01
Kamyanske 19:50 / 21:05
Kharkiv 19:48 / 21:06
Kherson 19:52 / 21:04
Khmelnitsky 20:23 / 21:40
Konotop 20:05 / 21:25
Kremenchuk 19:56 / 21:12
Kriviy Rig 19:53 / 21:07
Kropivnitsky 19:59 / 21:14
Kyiv 20:13 / 21:32
Lubni 20:01 / 21:19
Lugansk 19:35 / 20:50
Lutsk 20:34 / 21:54
Lviv 20:34 / 21:51
Mariupol 19:33 / 20:46
Melitopol 19:41 / 20:54
Mohiliv Podilsky 20:17 / 21:32
Mykolaiv 19:55 / 21:08
Nova Kakhovka 19:49 / 21:02
Odesa 19:59 / 21:11
Oleksandria 19:56 / 21:12
Oleshki 19:51 / 21:04
Pervomaysk 20:03 / 21:18
Poltava 19:53 / 21:11
Rivne 20:30 / 21:50
Shostka 20:06 / 21:28
Skadovsk 19:49 / 21:01
Sumy 19:57 / 21:17
Ternopil 20:29 / 21:46
Uman 20:08 / 21:24
Uzhhorod 20:39 / 21:55
Vinnitsa 20:16 / 21:33
Voznesensk 20:00 / 21:13
Zaporozhe 19:45 / 20:59
Zhytomyr 20:19 / 21:38
Weekly Torah Reading: Acharei-Kedoshim
Balta 20:08 / 21:22
Berdichev 20:18 / 21:36
Berdyansk 19:35 / 20:48
Bila Tzerkva 20:12 / 21:30
Bilgorod Dnistrivsky 20:00 / 21:11
Cherkassi 20:03 / 21:20
Chernihiv 20:13 / 21:35
Chernivtsy 20:24 / 21:39
Dnipro 19:48 / 20:51
Donetsk 19:35 / 20:50
Hadyach 19:58 / 21:17
Henichesk 19:42 / 20:53
Horlivka 19:35 / 20:50
Ivano-Frankivsk 20:30 / 21:47
Izmail 20:03 / 21:14
Kakhovka 19:49 / 21:01
Kamyanske 19:50 / 21:05
Kharkiv 19:48 / 21:06
Kherson 19:52 / 21:04
Khmelnitsky 20:23 / 21:40
Konotop 20:05 / 21:25
Kremenchuk 19:56 / 21:12
Kriviy Rig 19:53 / 21:07
Kropivnitsky 19:59 / 21:14
Kyiv 20:13 / 21:32
Lubni 20:01 / 21:19
Lugansk 19:35 / 20:50
Lutsk 20:34 / 21:54
Lviv 20:34 / 21:51
Mariupol 19:33 / 20:46
Melitopol 19:41 / 20:54
Mohiliv Podilsky 20:17 / 21:32
Mykolaiv 19:55 / 21:08
Nova Kakhovka 19:49 / 21:02
Odesa 19:59 / 21:11
Oleksandria 19:56 / 21:12
Oleshki 19:51 / 21:04
Pervomaysk 20:03 / 21:18
Poltava 19:53 / 21:11
Rivne 20:30 / 21:50
Shostka 20:06 / 21:28
Skadovsk 19:49 / 21:01
Sumy 19:57 / 21:17
Ternopil 20:29 / 21:46
Uman 20:08 / 21:24
Uzhhorod 20:39 / 21:55
Vinnitsa 20:16 / 21:33
Voznesensk 20:00 / 21:13
Zaporozhe 19:45 / 20:59
Zhytomyr 20:19 / 21:38
Weekly Torah Reading: Acharei-Kedoshim
Shabbat candle lighting times and Shabbat ends in outside Ukraine:
European countries:
Balatonnesed, Hungary 19:52 / 21:04
Berlin, Germany 20:29 / 21:52
Bratislava, Slovakia 19:58 / 21:13
Budapest, Hungary 19:49 / 21:02
Frankfurt, Germany 20:39 / 21:57
Hannover, Germany 20:43 / 22:06
Munich, Germany 20:21 / 21:35
Nuremberg, Germany 20:27 / 21:44
Vienna, Austria 20:02 / 21:16
Warsaw, Poland 19:57 / 21:20
Israel:
Ashdod 19:05 / 20:08
Ashkelon 18:57 / 20:08
Bat Yam 18:57 / 20:08
Beer Sheva 19:06 / 20:06
Haifa 18:58 / 20:09
Jerusalem 18:45 / 20:05
Karmiel 18:57 / 20:08
Netania 18:57 / 20:08
Nof HaGalil 18:56 / 20:07
Rishon Lezion 18:57 / 20:07
Tel Aviv 19:05 / 20:08
Weekly Torah Reading: Acharei-Kedoshim
European countries:
Balatonnesed, Hungary 19:52 / 21:04
Berlin, Germany 20:29 / 21:52
Bratislava, Slovakia 19:58 / 21:13
Budapest, Hungary 19:49 / 21:02
Frankfurt, Germany 20:39 / 21:57
Hannover, Germany 20:43 / 22:06
Munich, Germany 20:21 / 21:35
Nuremberg, Germany 20:27 / 21:44
Vienna, Austria 20:02 / 21:16
Warsaw, Poland 19:57 / 21:20
Israel:
Ashdod 19:05 / 20:08
Ashkelon 18:57 / 20:08
Bat Yam 18:57 / 20:08
Beer Sheva 19:06 / 20:06
Haifa 18:58 / 20:09
Jerusalem 18:45 / 20:05
Karmiel 18:57 / 20:08
Netania 18:57 / 20:08
Nof HaGalil 18:56 / 20:07
Rishon Lezion 18:57 / 20:07
Tel Aviv 19:05 / 20:08
Weekly Torah Reading: Acharei-Kedoshim
The Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine Chaplain Visits the Paratroopers Unit
Rabbi Yakiv Synyakov, the chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine, paid a special visit to one of the units of Ukrainian paratroopers to offer moral and spiritual support to the defenders.
During his visit, Rabbi Synyakov held personal conversations with the servicemen, presented them with copies of the Tehillim (Book of Psalms), and delivered humanitarian aid from the Federation — including generators to support the unit’s operational needs.
At a time when each day on the front line is a test for endurance, sincere support and a kind word carry immense power.
The Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine remains steadfastly by the side of those who stand in defense of our country.
Rabbi Yakiv Synyakov, the chaplain of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine, paid a special visit to one of the units of Ukrainian paratroopers to offer moral and spiritual support to the defenders.
During his visit, Rabbi Synyakov held personal conversations with the servicemen, presented them with copies of the Tehillim (Book of Psalms), and delivered humanitarian aid from the Federation — including generators to support the unit’s operational needs.
At a time when each day on the front line is a test for endurance, sincere support and a kind word carry immense power.
The Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine remains steadfastly by the side of those who stand in defense of our country.
Delegation from Germany Visits Rivne and Honors the Memory of the Sosonky Tragedy Victims
Recently, the Jewish community of Rivne have welcomed the delegation from the Pankow district of Berlin, Germany. The visit took place as part of the ongoing partnership between the two communities.
The delegation included District Mayor Cordelia Koch, EU Affairs Commissioner Svenja Arentz, the Head of the String Instruments Department at the Béla Bartók Music School, Stephanie Thunert, Rivne Partnership Coordinator Daryna Illienko, the Chairman of the Pankow-Rivne Partnership Association Uwe Lehmann, and his deputy Volrad Kuhn.
Together with the Acting Mayor of Rivne, Viktor Shakirzyan, and the head of the Rivne Jewish community, Hennadiy Frayerman, the guests visited the “Sosonky” memorial — the site of the mass murder of over 17,000 innocent victims during World War II.
This visit was a significant step in strengthening Ukrainian-German relations and served as a powerful symbol of unity in preserving historical memory.
Recently, the Jewish community of Rivne have welcomed the delegation from the Pankow district of Berlin, Germany. The visit took place as part of the ongoing partnership between the two communities.
The delegation included District Mayor Cordelia Koch, EU Affairs Commissioner Svenja Arentz, the Head of the String Instruments Department at the Béla Bartók Music School, Stephanie Thunert, Rivne Partnership Coordinator Daryna Illienko, the Chairman of the Pankow-Rivne Partnership Association Uwe Lehmann, and his deputy Volrad Kuhn.
Together with the Acting Mayor of Rivne, Viktor Shakirzyan, and the head of the Rivne Jewish community, Hennadiy Frayerman, the guests visited the “Sosonky” memorial — the site of the mass murder of over 17,000 innocent victims during World War II.
This visit was a significant step in strengthening Ukrainian-German relations and served as a powerful symbol of unity in preserving historical memory.