The Chief Rabbi of Dnipro Shmuel Kaminetsky expressed confidence that the russian-Ukrainian war will end in January next year. According to him, peace on Ukrainian soil may return by January 15, 2026.
He stated this during a speech at an event of the INSPIRA business club community. A fragment of the video with the Rabbi's speech was published on TikTok. However, all videos are now hidden in the account where the publication was made.
According to Kaminetsky, after the end of the war, Ukraine will have a "great future", which will begin in 2026.
"The whole world - investors, tourists - will come here, and there will be a great life here. Russia will become "North Korea", and Ukraine will have an incredible future," Kaminetsky said.
He emphasized that he did not base his prediction on mysticism, but on conversations with "influential people" in the US and Europe.
"I am not telling you this as a prophet, not as a Rabbi - this is the conviction of great people in America and Europe who understand this. This is not a dream and not a prayer. It will happen very soon," the Rabbi added.
Kaminetsky's publication caused surprise and indignation on social networks. Thus, businessman Garik Korogodsky noted that he did not believe the predictions about the end of the war from Oleksii Arestovych and Dmytro Gordon. But Kaminetsky is a representative of the Rabbis, who enjoys authority as a representative of religion.
"...When a Rabbi whom I respect, Rav Shmuel Kaminetsky, not in a friendly conversation, but in general says - "it is known from respected foreign politicians, by January 15, 26th everything will be over" - it hurts. Because the Rabbi is believed, and this is not just a game on people's feelings, these are people's plans, destinies. Yes, there is a possibility that the Rabbi will guess. We all hope. But be careful with your words, Rabbi. You are not a blogger," Korogodsky wrote.
Recall, US President Donald Trump said that russian dictator vladimir putin "failed him" because, despite good relations, he has not yet wanted to end the war.
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