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About: Alex Rif     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Alex Rif (born 1986) is an Israeli poet, cultural-social entrepreneur and community organizer whose works are published in the Hebrew language. Rif is the founder CEO of , a social activist movement which rebranded Russian-Israeli culture and made the Russian-speaking immigrants feel at home. The Cultural Brigade is a subgroup of a larger Russian-Israeli social activist group, . Rif's book of poetry, Silly Girl of the Regime, earned numerous awards, including the Matanel award for Promising Young Jewish Poet and the Bourgeoning Poets Award from the Ministry of Culture.