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Israeli Poet and Israel Prize Winner Israel Pincas Dies at 91 Israel Pincas, an Israeli poet and Israel Prize laureate, died at 91. Born in Bulgaria, he immigrated to Israel in 1944, served as a military correspondent, and published numerous poetry collections. Awarded the Israel Prize in 2005, his work combined Mediterranean themes with classical art traditions.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israel Pincas, Israel Prize-winning poet, died at age 91. 02 Born in Bulgaria in 1935, he immigrated to Israel in 1944. 03 He served as a military correspondent and worked in publishing and translation. 04 Pincas published multiple poetry collections starting in the 1950s. 05 He managed art galleries and was an expert on 20th-century art. 06 He received the Israel Prize for poetry in 2005 for his existential and classical-themed work. Translated and summarized by baba from Kan News , the latest report. Read Kan News’s original The coverage
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