Asher Kravitz
Asher Kravitz is an Israeli author and lecturer who has a deep background in mathematics and engineering, alongside his prolific career in writing. Born in 1969, he has taught at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, specializing in aerospace engineering, and has a keen interest in photography and animal rights, which often influence his writing themes.
Kravitz has written several novels and books, but he is best known internationally for his book 'The Jewish Dog', which was originally published in Hebrew and later translated into English. The novel, told from the perspective of a dog living through the Holocaust, has been praised for its unique narrative perspective and emotional depth, exploring themes of loyalty, persecution, and survival.
Aside from his literary career, Asher Kravitz is also an active advocate for animal rights and uses his platform to raise awareness about animal welfare issues. His diverse interests and expertise in both science and the arts make him a multifaceted personality in the Israeli cultural scene.