Guli Dolev-Hashiloni (1999) is an Israeli writer living in Berlin since 2021. His works, exploring themes of migration and resilience, reflect on political themes and draw extensively from Yiddish literature. Dolev-Hashiloni had worked in aid organizations for African asylum seekers in Tel-Aviv, and his experiences in the NGO world were the background for his novel Tsulul (Pardes Publishing, 2025). His stories have been published in various Hebrew journals and anthologies, and he regularly contributes articles and essays to various magazines. Dolev-Hashiloni is politically active in Israelis for Peace and translates Yiddish poetry written in Berlin to Hebrew. He is a current fellow at the Jewish-Muslim artist residency Laba-Mar'a'yeh, where he created an installation exploring the Yiddish-speaking Jewish underworld in West Germany.