The wars in Ukraine and Israel last year attracted considerable attention from the international community. With both wars still unresolved, our group discussed the political and diplomatic implications of the wars, the future of each country, and what each could learn from the other at this critical time.
Participants in the discussion: Igor Shchupak, Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies and Board Member of the Ukrainian Jewish Encounter; Yehor Vradii, Deputy Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies; Vitaliy Portnikov, journalist and writer.
The event was moderated by Olha Mukha, an author, philosopher, cultural analyst, cultural manager and expert in international communication and human rights, who lives and works in London.
The event was held in Ukrainian.
"Wars in Ukraine and Israel from a diplomatic and political point of view," Lviv BookForum, 4 October 2024
Left to right: Igor Shchupak, Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies and Board Member of the Ukrainian Jewish Encounter; Yehor Vradii, Deputy Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies; Vitaliy Portnikov, journalist and writer; moderator Olha Mukha, author, philosopher, cultural analyst, cultural manager.
At the event.
Left to right: Igor Shchupak, Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies and Board Member of the Ukrainian Jewish Encounter; Yehor Vradii, Deputy Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies.
Left to right: Yehor Vradii, Deputy Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies; Vitaliy Portnikov, journalist and writer; moderator Olha Mukha, author, philosopher, cultural analyst, cultural manager.
Left to right: Igor Shchupak, Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies and Board Member of the Ukrainian Jewish Encounter; Yehor Vradii, Deputy Director of the Tkuma Ukrainian Institute of Holocaust Studies; Vitaliy Portnikov, journalist and writer; moderator Olha Mukha, author, philosopher, cultural analyst, cultural manager.
Young Ukrainians with UJE publication "A Journey Through the Ukrainian-Jewish Encounter: From Antiquity to 1914."
