Author Etgar Keret's 'A Fault at the Edge of the Galaxy' wins Sapir Prize

Keret beat out the other four finalists on the shortlist for the prize, including Meirav Naker-Sadi, Yael Neeman, Ala Hlehel and Nir Baram.

Etgar Keret holds his Sapir Prize at the ceremony on Monday night.

Etgar Keret holds his Sapir Prize at the ceremony on Monday night.

(photo credit: SHUKA COHEN)

JANUARY 21, 2019 23:54

Updated: JANUARY 23, 2019 05:24

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