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It's always struck me that there are fewer Jewish historians than you would expect from their preponderance in other types of writing, especially journalism. When a historical subject is interesting to them (say, civil rights) they dominate it, but ancient history: who cares?
The instinct to LARP or play war strategy games, so widespread in Northwest European dudes, doesn't really seem to be present in more reality oriented Jews, which is probably related to their general disdain for fantasy literature.
That's because an interest in ancient history is a kind of ancestor worship. We wuz romans.
What groups do much history outside of their own histories?
They're a new group in town, go by the name of "white people"
The level at which Israeli nationalism plays up *the Romans* as a national foe (really, if you do a Taglit trip or read nationalist poetry, or visit ruins in Israel, you will see more demonization of Romans than Arabs) suggests this isn't the case.
Also this is the group that still mourn Tisha B'Av (a defeat from 587 BC) & came up with Canaanism as an art movement. It's crazy how overrepresented Anglos (especially Mormons) are among great fantasists, & that Jews aren't but Jews have superfluous interest in ancient history.
I thought you meant like Josephus
Josephus was the last
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