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Just a messenger? A Jewish interpreter at international organizations

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Video link to this conversation: https://youtu.be/n8g9RwmGwF8

Dan is a Jewish interpreter who immigrated from the Soviet Union. He believes his Soviet past taught him important lessons about recognizing when society takes a wrong turn. He reached out to me to share his story, and I invited him for an in-depth interview. We discussed his Soviet upbringing, his life journey, and his experiences as a Jewish interpreter. Dan has thoughtful criticisms of contemporary human rights organizations (alongside genuine appreciation for their work) and feels it's important to share his unique perspective.

If you would like to get in touch with Dan, you can reach him here:
[email protected]

This video focuses specifically on our discussion about Dan's work as a Jewish interpreter. You can watch our complete interview here:
From a Soviet upbringing to Jewish identity | Dan’s story
https://youtu.be/Nmw9jZM2aYU


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