Bialik Prize
びありくしょう
An annual literary award presented by the Tel Aviv Municipality in Israel. Awarded in two categories: Hebrew literature and Jewish thought.
Hebrew literatureJewish thoughtLiterary award
- Established
- 1933
- Organizer
- Tel Aviv Municipality
- Category
- Literature and General Literary Arts
- Selection Method
- Recommendation
- Target
- Professional
- Frequency
- Once a year
- Status
- Active
Description
The Bialik Prize is an annual literary award established by the Tel Aviv Municipality in 1933, consisting of two categories: Hebrew literature (mainly fiction) and Jewish thought (חכמת ישראל). Named after Hayyim Nahman Bialik, it recognizes outstanding achievements in Hebrew literature and Jewish thought. The list of recipients includes numerous prominent writers and scholars since 1933.
Prize
- Main Prize
- Two separate prizes awarded: one for Literature (Hebrew literature) and one for Jewish thought; awarded by the Tel Aviv Municipality.
Selection
Selection Process
| Stage | Judges | Pass Rate | Announcement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Candidate selection / nomination | Nominations and review by Tel Aviv Municipality officials (refer to official regulations for details) | — | — |
| Final selection and awarding | Selection committee established by the Tel Aviv Municipality | — | Winners are officially announced by the Tel Aviv Municipality (published through the city's official website and press releases). |
Candidate selection / nomination
Judges
Nominations and review by Tel Aviv Municipality officials (refer to official regulations for details)
Final selection and awarding
Judges
Selection committee established by the Tel Aviv Municipality
Announcement
Winners are officially announced by the Tel Aviv Municipality (published through the city's official website and press releases).
Criteria
- Outstanding achievements and contributions in Hebrew literature
- Academic and intellectual contributions in Jewish thought (relevant category)
Application Tips
Dos
- Build a long-term track record of publications and research achievements, and clearly summarize them.
- Emphasize works and academic achievements in Hebrew.
- Contact Tel Aviv Municipality or literary community contacts to create opportunities for nomination and introduction.
Don''ts
- Do not exaggerate achievements or submit factually inaccurate information.
- Do not unilaterally send only application documents assuming it can be won through open application (it is usually based on selection and nomination).
From Judges
- Judging tends to focus on the overall body of work and its literary/academic impact.
- Originality and sustained contributions are emphasized.
Related Awards
- Bernstein Prize
- Brenner Prize
- Geffen Award
- Israel Prize
- Jerusalem Prize
- Lamdan Prize
- Prime Minister's Prize for Hebrew Literary Works
- Yitzhak Sadeh Prize
- Sapir Prize
- Tchernichovsky Prize
Official Resources
https://www.tel-aviv.gov.il/Pages/MainItemPage.aspx?WebID=f09859c7-1a46-40e0-8968-9ae31388b659&ListID=229c1b0e-698e-4b08-af1e-e769ab00a112&ItemID=4Past Winners
Avi Sagi
Winner
Ziva Shamir
Winner
Lea Aini
Winner
Shlomit Cohen-Assif
Winner
Mordechai Geldman
Winner
Devorah Dimant
Winner
Immanuel Etkes
Winner
No winner
Oded Burla
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Israel Eliraz
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Yeshayahu Koren
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Ezra Mendelsohn
Winner
David Vital
Winner
No winner
No winner
David Grossman
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Haya Shenhav
Winner
Ephraim Sidon
Winner
Moshe Kosovski
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Mendel Pikaz
Winner
Uriel Simon
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No winner
No winner
No winner
No winner
Gabriel Preil
Winner
T. Carmi
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Pinchas Sadeh
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Avner Treinin
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Nathan Shaham
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Moshe Dor
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Dahlia Ravikovitch
Winner
Yitzhak Auerbuch-Orpaz
Winner
Amos Oz
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Hanoch Bartov
Winner
Shlomo Tanai
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Yehoshua Bar-Yosef
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David Shahar
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Nissim Aloni
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Ozer Rabin
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Zrubavel Gilad
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Yehoshua Tan-Pai
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Dov Sadan
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Aharon Appelfeld
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Avoth Yeshurun
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Abba Kovner
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Zelda Schneurson Mishkovsky
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Yehuda Amichai
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Yeshurun Keshet
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Haim Gouri
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Israel Cohen
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Avraham Kariv
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Aharon Megged
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Amir Gilboa
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Haim Hazaz
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Aharon Reuveni
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Ezra Zussman
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Simon Halkin
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Israel Efrat
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Zalman Shazar
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No winner
Baruch Kurzweil
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No winner
Avraham Shlonsky
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Eliezer Steinman
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No winner
Nathan Alterman
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Zvi Vislevsky
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Moshe Shamir
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Yehuda Burla
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Uri Zvi Greenberg
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Jacob Fichman
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