BILINGUAL POEMS HEBREW and ENGLISH

& 34;& 34;Benarroch tells us that the homeland is always somehwere else, not on maps, it is the smell of an orange tree in Granada on an evening that never existed.& 34;& 34;Jose Luis Garcia Martin, El Mundo, Spain.& 34;& 34;One the best Israeli poets writing today.& 34;& 34; Natan Zach, haaretz, Israel.& 34;& 34;The raging bull of Israeli literature.& 34;& 34; Yaron abituv, Kol Hazman, march 2001.& 34;& 34;Benarroch opens a world of emotions, where there is a place for the stupidity of people and their decisions against minorities, and allis done with good poetry.& 34;& 34; Antonio Luis Gines, Cuadernos Del Sur, Spain& 34;& 34;Benarroch transforms permanent exile, the impossibility to adapt and the eternal escape, into his vital poetics.& 34;& 34; Xulio Valcarcel, El ideal gallego, Spain& 34;& 34;Benarroch seems to hold in his hands not only the world, but also the memory of the world as well.& 34;& 34;Julia Uceda. 2000. Introduction to& 34;& 34;Esquina En Tetuan& 34;& 34;.Benarroch was awarded the prime minister literary prize in 2008, and the Yehuda Amichai poetry prize in 2012.