In December 2019 a series he wrote, "Days of Benjamin", dealing with Benjamin Netanyahu, was broadcast. 4 days before the elections to the 23rd Knesset, Segal together with Dafna Liel published a secret recording of Benny Gantz's senior advisor Israel Bacher, in which he said that Gantz does not have the courage to attack Iran and that he is a danger to Israel. Written work In July 2021 Segal began pre-selling his first book, "The Story of Israeli Politics", which was self-published. According to sources in the industry, about ten thousand books were sold in the first forty-eight hours. His book was illustrated by the chief cartoonist of Haaretz newspaper, Amos Biderman. Recognition In 2007 he was chosen by "Yediot Ahronoth" as one of the ten best television journalists in Israel. In 2008 he was chosen by "Time Out Tel Aviv" as one of the 30 most successful people in Israel under the age of 30. In 2009 he was chosen by "Makor Rishon" as the most prominent religious media person in Israel. In 2012 he was chosen by "nrg Ma'ariv" as the best parliamentary reporter. In 2012, he was awarded the Ometz award for discovering irregularities in the activities of several MKs. In 2015 he won the DIGIT award for digital journalism in Israel. In 2016 he was chosen by the "Vigo" company as the leading journalist on Twitter. In 2019–2020 he was chosen by "Globes" as the most influential journalist in Israel. Personal life Segal is married to Reut and is the father of two sons and one daughter. He lives in the Katamon neighborhood in Jerusalem. His father is the convicted terrorist and journalist Hagai Segal and his brother is the journalist Arnon Segal. References Alumni of University College London Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Law alumni People from Ofra People from Jerusalem Israeli broadcasters Israeli television personalities Israeli journalists