yuri mamon, natasha mozgova, voice of america.ukraine and israel are united by a common trauma, a clash with totalitarianism, and the understanding of this experience is possible only through the prism of a common historical past, says marcy shor, a professor of intellectual history at yale university. she is the author of the book about the revolution of dignity in 2014. and continues to follow the historical and social context of the russian war against ukraine. dmytro kolchynskyi spoke with the researcher. the experience of living in extreme conditions, facing one's own death , facing the most terrible and cruelest that people live in moments of torture, in moments of war, when you look death in the face, and in the face of human tragedy in general. on this basis, there is a solidarity of those who... have gone through deep traumatic experiences, and it is not the solidarity of those who have forgiven each other and forgotten the past, it is the solidarity of those who have a deep fundamental understanding of what this experien

however, on october 7 during the attack, the woman says, no one came to help, iryna shenkarenko, natasha mozgova, voice of america, this is the story from eilat, ukraine established diplomatic relations with israel in late 1991. the first ukrainian consul in israel was dmytro chikalykin, a diplomat and a military translator from arabic and hebrew. in a conversation with our journalist natalka churikova, he told how the gas sector and the west bank of the jordan river stood, and also about the beginning of hamas activity. their interview follows. by a twist of fate, hamas owes its active popularization of its activities. exactly to the israeli then uh, controlling authorities, because they saw in this organization , which is called, the organization of islamic resistance, but it started with such a lie, that is, the coordination section of social programs, and how exactly ... the future leader of hawass, such such a charismatic character, sheikh yasin, he first created educational centers for training, for providing medical care, and thanks to this , gained popularity, because they really collect

yuri mamon, natasha mozgova, voice of america. we finish the issue about the story about the ukrainian demonstration in washington. this weekend , an action was held near the white house in support of the defenders of azovstal, who are still in russian captivity. activists say the united states and the world need to make every effort to free all ukrainian prisoners. yuriy solonets visited the demonstration. release defenders of mariupol, make russia pay and return our heroes. home, such calls rang out in front of the white house in washington on the 626th day of the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine. several dozen participants of the action gathered in front of the residence of the us president, to remind, of the 2,500 captured defenders of mariupol, only one in five returned to ukraine. most are still in russian captivity. this is important not only for prisoners, but also for their families, who live every day as if in hell, not knowing where their loved ones americans are practically unaware of the fate of ukrainian prison