Dmitri Shufutinsky

Dmitri Shufutinsky lives in Philadelphia and is currently attending Arcadia University as a senior, majoring in International Studies. His interests include politics, photography, exercise, and traveling. He hopes to make aliyah in summer 2017.
NOBUKI SUGIHARA, son of Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara, stands next to Soli Ganor (right), one of thousands of Jews saved by Sugihara during World War II. The photo was taken during a street-naming ceremony in honor of the late diplomat in Netanya in 2016.

Congressional Holocaust Commemoration 2022 goes virtual

This year’s theme was “Heroes and Memory.”

FEBRUARY 5, 2022
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Why the Birthright Protests are Ridiculous

SEPTEMBER 5, 2018
The Jerusalem Post

The Gaza Kites & A Non-Violent Zionist Resistance

JUNE 18, 2018

Sierra Leonean tourism & development: The chicken or the egg?

MAY 21, 2018
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Abbas' Antisemitic rant provides an opportunity for Israeli outreach

MAY 4, 2018
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Here's why Black-Jewish tensions need to end

APRIL 1, 2018
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Why it's Time for the African and Jewish Diasporas to Return Home

MARCH 26, 2018
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Democrats Also Bear Responsibility for Fraying Ties with Israel

FEBRUARY 9, 2018
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2018: Beginning of the End for the Arab-Israeli Conflict

JANUARY 11, 2018
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Jerusalem and Trump's Inconsistency on Indigenous Rights

DECEMBER 25, 2017
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The Balfour's Centennial: The Intersection of Arab Nationalism and Neo-Confederacy

NOVEMBER 8, 2017
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A New Non-Aligned Bloc

OCTOBER 9, 2017
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The African & Asian Migrants Could Help Israel's Security

OCTOBER 2, 2017
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