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- Binjamin Tamuz (hebrejsky בנימין תמוז, 11. července 1919 – 19. července 1989) byl izraelský spisovatel, novinář, umělecký kritik, malíř a sochař. Obhajoval pokojné židovské a arabské soužití. (cs)
- Benjamin Tammuz (Hebrew: בנימין תמוז) (11 July 1919 –19 July 1989) was an Israeli writer and artist who contributed to Israeli culture in many disciplines, as a novelist, journalist, critic, painter, and sculptor. Benjamin Tammuz was born in Soviet Russia. When he was five years old, he emigrated with his parents to Palestine, where he subsequently attended the Tachkemoni school and the Herzliya Hebrew High School in Tel Aviv. From an early age, he engaged in writing, sculpture, and painting. He also took an avid interest in art history, going on to study that subject at the Sorbonne in Paris. While growing up, he became a member of the Communist underground. As a youth he was a member of the Canaanite movement. More than his teachers and friends, the artist Yitzhak Danziger was an influence on him. In 1948, Tammuz joined the editorial board of Haaretz. At first he wrote the popular column "Uzi & Co." Later he edited the children's newspaper Haaretz Shelanu. From 1965, he edited Haaretz's literary and cultural supplement, serving as the art critic there. From 1971 to 1975, he served as cultural attaché at the Israeli embassy in London. From 1979 to 1984, he was invited as a writer-in-residence at Oxford University. Benjamin Tammuz died in 1989 in Tel Aviv. Benjamin Tammuz has two sons. The older son is Onn Tammuz, an architect and a fine art restorer, and his younger son is Jonathan Tammuz, a film director whose films have included a 1997 adaptation of his father's novel Minotaur. (en)
- Benjamin Tammuz (en hébreu : בנימין תמוז) est un écrivain, journaliste, sculpteur et critique littéraire israélien né le 11 juillet 1919 à Kharkov en Ukraine soviétique et mort d'un cancer le 19 juillet 1989 à Tel Aviv. (fr)
- Benjamin Tammuz (Charkiv, 11 luglio 1919 – Gerusalemme, 19 luglio 1989) è stato uno scrittore israeliano.Tammuz ha contribuito alla cultura del proprio Paese in diverse discipline come romanziere, giornalista, critico, pittore e scultore. (it)
- Binjamin Tammuz (hebr. בנימין תמוז, ur. 1919 w Związku Radzieckim, zm. 1989 w Tel Awiwie w Izraelu) – izraelski pisarz, dziennikarz, krytyk literacki, malarz i rzeźbiarz. (pl)
- Биньямин Таммуз (Камерштейн; 11 июля 1919, Харьков, Украина — 19 июля 1989, Тель-Авив, Израиль) — израильский писатель, скульптор, художник, переводчик, журналист и критик. (ru)
- Бен'ямін Тамуз (івр. בנימין תמוז; Камерштейн; *11 липня 1919, Харків, Україна — †19 липня 1989, Тель-Авів, Ізраїль) — ізраїльський письменник, автор 24 книг. (uk)
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- Binjamin Tamuz (hebrejsky בנימין תמוז, 11. července 1919 – 19. července 1989) byl izraelský spisovatel, novinář, umělecký kritik, malíř a sochař. Obhajoval pokojné židovské a arabské soužití. (cs)
- Benjamin Tammuz (en hébreu : בנימין תמוז) est un écrivain, journaliste, sculpteur et critique littéraire israélien né le 11 juillet 1919 à Kharkov en Ukraine soviétique et mort d'un cancer le 19 juillet 1989 à Tel Aviv. (fr)
- Benjamin Tammuz (Charkiv, 11 luglio 1919 – Gerusalemme, 19 luglio 1989) è stato uno scrittore israeliano.Tammuz ha contribuito alla cultura del proprio Paese in diverse discipline come romanziere, giornalista, critico, pittore e scultore. (it)
- Binjamin Tammuz (hebr. בנימין תמוז, ur. 1919 w Związku Radzieckim, zm. 1989 w Tel Awiwie w Izraelu) – izraelski pisarz, dziennikarz, krytyk literacki, malarz i rzeźbiarz. (pl)
- Биньямин Таммуз (Камерштейн; 11 июля 1919, Харьков, Украина — 19 июля 1989, Тель-Авив, Израиль) — израильский писатель, скульптор, художник, переводчик, журналист и критик. (ru)
- Бен'ямін Тамуз (івр. בנימין תמוז; Камерштейн; *11 липня 1919, Харків, Україна — †19 липня 1989, Тель-Авів, Ізраїль) — ізраїльський письменник, автор 24 книг. (uk)
- Benjamin Tammuz (Hebrew: בנימין תמוז) (11 July 1919 –19 July 1989) was an Israeli writer and artist who contributed to Israeli culture in many disciplines, as a novelist, journalist, critic, painter, and sculptor. Benjamin Tammuz has two sons. The older son is Onn Tammuz, an architect and a fine art restorer, and his younger son is Jonathan Tammuz, a film director whose films have included a 1997 adaptation of his father's novel Minotaur. (en)
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