D. Grossman, l'écrivain israélien, récompensé par le prestigieux Prix de la paix de Frankfort

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L'écrivain israélien David Grossman a reçu le Prix 2010 de la paix des libraires allemands. Ce prix international, la plus haute distinction littéraire allemande, a été attribué à cet écrivain pro-arabe, pour son engagement littéraire en faveur de la réconciliation entre Israéliens et Palestiniens.

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