Projects

In The Genius of Israel, the authors — renowned American journalist Dan Senor and Jerusalem Post columnist Saul Singer — draw on real-life examples involving both Israelis and visitors to the country to explore the nature of the Israeli phenomenon: a nation that has continued to develop dynamically despite a constant threat for nearly eighty years.

In «Fear No Evil», which Sharansky wrote nearly forty years ago immediately after his release from Soviet imprisonment, he recounts his nine-year experience in the GULAG.

Pulitzer Prize winner Ronen Bergman worked on «Rise and Kill First» for over eight years, conducting interviews with more than 1,000 people, including actual operatives and their handlers from Mossad, the IDF, Shin Bet, and other intelligence agencies, as well as members and heads of government.

The book tells the story of the lohamot, the female special agents of the Mossad, without whose participation many of the intelligence service's operations would have been impossible.

As part of the “Jewish Library” book series, launched at the initiative of Boris Lozhkin Charitable Foundation and the Foundation of the Family of Yuriy Lutsenko, the book “Tongue of the Prophets: The Life Story of Eliezer Ben-Yehuda and the Incredible Revival of Hebrew” has been published by “Our Format” publishing house.

In the “Jewish Library” book series, launched by the Boris Lozhkin Charitable Foundation, the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress and the Foundation of the family of Yuriy Lutsenko, “Our Format” publishing house has published already the third book – “Mossad: The Greatest Missions of the Israeli Secret Service”.

The autobiography of the fourth Prime Minister of Israel, Golda Meir, was published with the assistance of the Boris Lozhkin Charitable Foundation in the “Jewish Library” book series, which publishes the first translations into Ukrainian of the world-famous works about Jews and Israel.

To the 80th anniversary of the Babyn Yar tragedy, with the support of the Boris Lozhkin Charitable Foundation, the book “Righteous Among the Nations. Ukraine” was published, which is dedicated to the Ukrainians who saved Jews during the Holocaust.

Ukrainian translations of the works about Jews and Israel that have previously won worldwide recognition will be published for the first time in the “Jewish Library”.

In 2017, Boris Lozhkin became the founder of two annual scholarship programs of the Ukrainian Catholic University.