Josephus Was Not a Traitor.
A powerful reevaluation of Jewish history from the hills of the Galilee.
Through historical insight and archaeological depth, Israeli historian Prof. Mordechai Aviam brings a bold new perspective on the most controversial Jewish figure of the Roman era.
Was Josephus Flavius a traitor or a misunderstood voice of survival?
This groundbreaking book challenges the common narrative, proposing a new understanding of Josephus’s actions during the Great Revolt. Drawing from the landscape of the Galilee and historical sources, Prof. Aviam reconstructs a figure whose story still shapes Jewish identity today.
About
Prof. Mordechai Aviam
Prof. Mordechai Aviam is an Israeli archaeologist and historian specializing in the ancient Galilee. He is the director of the Institute for Galilean Archaeology at Kinneret College and has led numerous excavations related to the Jewish-Roman period.
With decades of research and publications, Aviam offers a rare combination of fieldwork and historical analysis—bridging earth and text.
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Alexa Young, CA
"This is not merely a book about Josephus. It is a personal, national, and historical reckoning.
Aviam makes a passionate argument for re-reading Josephus not through exile, but through the soil of the Galilee."
Haaretz, Culture & Literature Supplement
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