Mois Benarroch
Illustration — Mois Benarroch Mois Benarroch (born 12 October 1959) is a Moroccan-Israeli poet and translator. Raised speaking Spanish in Morocco, he began writing poetry in English. He began translating his poetry from English to Hebrew before beginning to write poetry in Hebrew directly.
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Mois Benarroch
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- 1959 · Tétouan.
- Nationality
- Israel
- Occupation
- poet · writer
- Education
- Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- Languages
- Hebrew · Spanish
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Benarroch has published over 25 novels and was awarded the Jacqueline Kahanoff Prize for fiction and The Yehuda Amichai Prize in 2012.
Mois Benarroch studied at Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The recorded working language is Hebrew and Spanish.
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Mois Benarroch (born 1959) is recorded as a writer. Mois Benarroch was born in 1959 in Tétouan (Maroc).
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- 1.Interview: Moroccan-born Israeli poet Mois Benarroch. Poetry International. 23 June 2010.
- 2.Campoy-Cubillo, Adolfo. Memories of the Maghreb: Transnational Identities in Spanish Cultural Production. Springer. 96. 2012-10-22. 978-1-137-02815-0.
- 3.Elias, Ines. איך זוכים בפרס ספרותי שהוא פאסיב אגרסיב? תשאלו את מואיז בן הראש. Haaretz. 12 August 2021.
- 4.Roumani - Benarroch Sephardic Horizons. www.sephardichorizons.org.
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