Israeli Scholar Gets $250K After Gaza Speech Job Revocation
UMN paid Segal after internal documents showed donors pushed administrators to drop him over his criticism of Israel’s assault on Gaza.
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In 2024, Raz Segal was invited by the University of Minnesota to lead the center of the Holocaust and Genocide. Five days later, the institution retreated. Academic believes he is "the wrong type of Jew".
Victory for Academic Freedom as University of Minnesota Reaches Settlement With Holocaust Scholar Who Had Job Offer Pulled
Victory for Academic Freedom as University of Minnesota Reaches Settlement With Holocaust Scholar Who Had Job Offer PulledAugust 6, 2026Internal docs detail pressure campaign targeting Israeli American Raz Segal, who wrote groundbreaking op-ed on Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza August 6, 2026, New York – The University of...
Israeli Scholar Gets $250K After Gaza Speech Job Revocation
MINNEAPOLIS: The University of Minnesota has agreed to pay a $250,000 settlement to an Israeli scholar after abruptly halting his appointment as director of the school’s Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, a move triggered by public backlash over his vocal critiques of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. The decision to withdraw the offer to […] The post Israeli Scholar Gets $250K After Gaza Speech Job Revocation appeared first on The Bli…
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