Rubinlicht Prize Explained

The Rubinlicht Prize for outstanding contribution to Yiddish literature and scholarship was established in 1977 to honour Yiddish poet Leib Rubinlicht (1899, Warsaw – 1985, Tel Aviv).

List of recipients

• 2023
  • Ghil'ad Zuckermann^{[1] [2]}
• 2020
  • Dovid Katz^[3]
• 2019
  • Karen Alkalay-Gut^[4]
• 2015
  • ^[5]
    • 2006
    • 2004
    • 1982
  • Mordechai Hillel Kroshnitz

Notes and References

1. https://yiddish-culture.com/news_en/rubinlicht-kissin_en/ Rubinlicht Awards and Performance by Evgeny Kissin
2. https://forward.com/yiddish/574190/linguist-ghilad-zuckermann-and-leivik-house-volunteer-shoshana-kroitero-win-rubinlicht-prize/ Article by Yoel Matveyev
3. https://forward.com/yiddish/461120/rubinlicht-prize-jury-names-dovid-katz-a-new-classic-writer-of-yiddish/ Rubinlicht Prize jury names Dovid Katz a new classic writer of Yiddish literature
4. https://forward.com/yiddish/438238/rubenlicht-prize-awarded-to-dr-keren-alkalai-gut-and-dr-aviva-tal/ Rubinlicht Prize awarded to Dr. Keren Alkalai-Gut and Dr. Aviva Tal
5. https://www.jpost.com/not-just-news/grapevine-four-footed-friends-435528 "Grapevine: Four-footed friends"