Leading author Meir Shalev studied psychology at the Hebrew University, he became an established radio and television producer and a regular columnist in the Israeli press, in particular for Yedioth Ahronoth.

His bestselling novels have been published in over 20 languages, and he has also written successful non-fictionand children’s books.

Shalev has been awarded the Bernstein Prize (1989); the Juliet Club Prize (Italy, 1999); the Wizo Prize in France, Israel and Italy; the Brenner Prize (2006) and the American National Jewish Book Award for The Pigeon and the Boy (2007).

In partnership with the Taube Center for Jewish Studies at Stanford and the Israel Center of the Jewish Community Federation.

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