Tom Segev is an Israeli historian, journalist, and author known for his association with the New Historians, a group of scholars who challenge traditional Israeli historical narratives.
Born in Jerusalem in 1945, Segev studied history and political science at the Hebrew University and earned a doctorate in history from Boston University.
He has written several influential books on Israeli history, including "1949: The First Israelis" and "The Seventh Million: The Israelis and the Holocaust." Segev's work often focuses on critical examinations of Zionism and Israeli society, drawing from extensive archival research and personal accounts.
His writing style combines historical analysis with journalistic flair, making complex topics accessible to a wide audience.
Segev's contributions have significantly impacted discussions about Israeli history and identity.
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