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The book consists of the author's reports in Hebrew, a collection of photos from his own archive with captions in English, a bilingual English-Ukrainian foreword by Shimon Peres' advisor I. Dori, and a biography of the author. The reader will learn about a variety of unusual romantic, historical, and exciting tourist highlights and facts about Ukraine, including: "Lanterns in Love" on the Maidan, the world's only banknote with Yiddish inscriptions, a tour of the Chernobyl zone, a zip line across the Dnipro, climbing the shield of the Motherland and much more. The modern history of Ukraine through the eyes of the Israeli press. A lot of interesting photos from Ukrainian tourist routes, such as the world's only Aqualimusin, the world's best off-roader Sherpa, typical shtetl houses, unique synagogues... Participants of Dox's tours recognise many people in the photos whom they have met while travelling with him. Here is Raisa Serhiivna from Bessarabka, a 5th-generation herbalist, and Uncle Hrysha from Berdychiv, who opened the mausoleum of Rabbi Levi Yitzhok for tourists. and the late Leonid Moiseevich, a synagogue legend in Podil. The collection includes photographs of the author with two presidents of Ukraine and other famous and prominent people. "Ukrainian Reports in Hebrew was originally intended to be a guide to the journalistic trails of peaceful Ukraine. Like all of our plans, it was interrupted by the great ina. That is why part of the book contains wartime correspondence. It should be noted that the author had long been trying to reach an understanding in Ukraine with his pen and did not believe in the possibility of a major war, which became a personal tragedy for him. I am convinced that this unique publication, thanks to its trilingualism and photographs, will be of interest not only to Hebrew experts, but also to a wide range of readers and travellers.