“Requiem for Naoman” is a family saga. Covers the life of a large family clan from the 90s of the nineteenth century. until the 70s of the 20th. Benjamin Tammuz built his saga about the Froiki-Ephraim family like Faulkner's story of the Compson family, pioneers who bravely explored new lands, but over the generations degraded into the mute Benji (the novel The Sound and the Fury). Shakespearean passions hung like fate over a Jewish family from Ukraine, which, in fact, accomplished a feat by leaving the pogrom-fraught, but still hospitable Ukraine in the name of resuming the life of their ancient ancestors in a destitute, deserted, albeit Promised Land for thousands of years.