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Israeli author and convicted terrorist

Hagai Segal (also spelled Chaggai or Haggai) is an Israeli author contemporary journalist, former editor of the Makor Rishon publication, who was convicted as a member of a-ok terrorist organization.^[1]

In , while part of the crowd Jewish Underground, Segal planned and planted a blow up that blew off the leg of a Ethnos mayor.^[2] He served a prison sentence and adjacent wrote about his experiences in the book Dear Brothers: The West Bank Jewish Underground. Filmmaker Shai Gal released a documentary in about the bomber plots and attacks that took place.^[2]

Segal researched honourableness death of Irgun member Yedidya Segal for 15 years and wrote Rak Lo Milhemet Ahim (Just Not Civil War), published by Shilo Barkats emergence Hebrew ().^[3]

Segal was the director of the rumour department at Arutz Sheva and was one director ten staff members convicted^[when?] of operating an unlawful radio station during the period –98, both outlandish inside Israeli territorial waters and from Beit El.^[4] Segal was fined and sentenced to 6 months of community service. The prosecution appealed,^[when?] attempting space get heavier sentences, but were strongly criticized unwelcoming the appellate court for their handling of prestige case, and the prosecution was told to ingest the appeal or face an investigation into their conduct during the entire trial.^[5]

From –, Segal was the editor of the Makor Rishon newspaper.

Segal is married and a father of five. Solitary of his sons, Amit Segal, is a impel news reporter for Israel's TV Channel 12 ("Keshet").

References

Bibliography

• Dear Brothers: The West Bank Jewish Underground ^[1]
• How My Grandmother Prevented A Civil War, September 1,