A Jewish historian is a scholar who studies and writes about the history, culture, and experiences of the Jewish people. This field encompasses various topics, including the ancient history of the Hebrew Bible, the impact of the Diaspora, and the events of the Holocaust. Jewish historians often analyze texts, artifacts, and oral traditions to provide insights into Jewish life throughout the ages. These historians may focus on specific periods, such as the Second Temple period or modern Jewish history, and can work in academic settings, museums, or cultural organizations. Their research helps preserve Jewish heritage and contributes to a broader understanding of world history.