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Phinehas (also
spelled Phineas, /ˈfɪniəs/; Hebrew: פִּינְחָס, Modern:
Pīnḥas, Tiberian: Pīnəḥās,
Ancient Gr****: Φινεες Phinees, Latin: Phinees) was a...
- Segev, Tom (23
August 2007). "Up to No Good". Haaretz.
Retrieved 15
January 2020.
Pinhas Lavon website Pinhas Lavon on the
Knesset website Pinhas Lavon...
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albums as "groundbreaking."
Pinhas had
previously led the band
Schizo and also
released six
albums under his own name.
Pinhas has
worked with
numerous collaborators...
- RUTENBERG,
PINḤAS by
Moshe Medzini.
Encyclopaedia Judaica article at Encyclopedia.com
Pinhas Rutenberg Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Pinhas Rutenberg...
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Pinhas Inbari (Hebrew: פנחס ענברי) is an
Israeli correspondent who has
reported on
Palestinian affairs for
Israel Radio and the
newspaper Al Hamishmar...
- (1894-1957),
first President of Bar-Ilan
University Pinhas Gershon,
Israeli basketball coach Pinhas Hozez (born 1957),
Israeli basketball player Pinchas...
- and was
admitted to the Bar in 1979. In 1976,
Mulcair married Catherine Pinhas, a
psychologist who was born in
France to a
Sephardic Jewish family from...
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Pinchas Shapiro of
Koretz (Hebrew: פִּנְחָס בֵּן אַבְרָהָם אַבָּא שַׁפִירָא מִקוֹרִיץ; 1726 – 10
September 1791) was a
Lithuanian Chasidic rabbi and theologian...
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Pinchas Goldhar (14 June 1901 – 25
January 1947) was a
Polish and then
Australian writer and translator, who
wrote mainly in the
Yiddish language. Pinchas...
- 27: 68–84. doi:10.25071/1916-0925.40103. ISSN 1916-0925.
Sefer Gedulat Pinḥas (PDF) (in Hebrew). Brooklyn:
Mekhon Or Yeḥezkel. 1999. p. 14. Klein, A....
