The absurdity of a human-rights professor’s anti-Semitism The anti-Zionist talking points of Daniel Kovalik, an international human-rights professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, are long exhausted and long discredited. Aidan Segal Feb. 3, 2022
The strange myth of Red Zion Columnist Jonathan Power presents not only a case study epitomizing the necessity for the Jewish state’s location in historical Israel, but an exercise in the pathetic lengths anti-Zionists will go to delegitimize said Jewish state. Aidan Segal Dec. 28, 2021
American Jewish identity, three years after the Tree of Life shooting I hope in future generations, when they ask what we did with this precious inheritance of ours, that the history books will say we rose to the occasion—that we honored our fallen and strengthened our children by being unapologetic, uncompromising Jews. Aidan Segal Oct. 27, 2021
The hardest blow? To speak the truth It’s not uncharacteristic of student newspapers to employ reporters who distort what Israel does or columnists who demonize what Israel is. Aidan Segal June 25, 2021
Pittsburgh universities must adopt the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism After the city saw worst incident of anti-Jewish violence on American soil, schools can, at the very least, lessen the burden for students by acknowledging this all-too-real threat. Aidan Segal May 24, 2021
