Index: People, T

• T. Forcht Dagi — Professor of neurosurgery and former combat neurosurgeon whose November 19, 2025 forensic assessment of the New York Times X-rays is reproduced in Appendix 1 of Debunking the Genocide Allegations.
• Tareq Baconi — Author of Hamas Contained and of “What was Hamas thinking?” in From the River to the Sea.
• Tawfiq Abu Shomer — Gaza writer whose apartment, built with his own hands alongside apartments for his son and daughter, was destroyed by a single bomb, in From the River to the Sea.
• Tawfiq Tubi — Arab communist leader who co-led the League into Maki, coordinated in Haifa during its fall, and became a Knesset member in 1949, in Manna’s account.
• Tawfiq Zayyad — Palestinian poet of the remnant community whose Baqun (We Shall Remain) expresses staying on the land.
• Teddy Kollek — Mayor of Jerusalem quoted by Makdisi on the 1978 Master Plan’s demographic purpose and, after leaving office, on East Jerusalem’s sewerage being installed for fear of cholera.
• Theodor Herzl — Quoted in the essay from his Selected Works on seizing land and evacuating the poor inhabitants.
• Tom Segev — Israeli historian/journalist whose 1949: The First Israelis exposed repression of the remainers and whose Gate of the Sun review Manna attacks, in Manna’s account.
• Toufic Haddad — Author of Chapter 5, “The Price of ‘Peace’ on Their Terms”.
• Tzvi Shiloach — Secular fundamentalist writer in Lustick: peace through dissolution of the Arab states into ethnic mini-states federations, and a 1976 Maronite-enclave continuity proposal.
• Tzvi Yehuda Kook — Rav Tzvi Yehuda Kook (1891-1982), son of Abraham Isaac Kook, who specified three stages of redemption centred on Jewish possession of the whole Land and sacralized the State of Israel as God’s instrument, authorizing Gush Emunim.