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Israel names a street after renowned Yiddish poet Abraham Sutzkever

Summary by The Forward
The Israeli city of Netanya has renamed one of its streets Rechov Avrom Sutzkever (Abraham Sutzkever Street), after the renowned Yiddish poet and Vilna partisan. The event on June 10 marked an important cultural moment, recognizing the legacy of a poet who devoted his life to Yiddish language and Jewish culture. During his lifetime, Sutzkever was celebrated not only for his poetry, but also for editing the storied Yiddish literary magazine Di go…

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The Forward broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
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