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Phinehas
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Phinehas or Phinees (both: fĭn`ēəs), in the Bible.

1 Grandson of Aaron. His prompt punishment of two flagrant sinners made his name a symbol of holy, zealous indignation.

2 One of Eli's sacrilegious sons: see Hophni Hophni , in the Bible, son of Eli. With his brother he met death because of sacrileges.
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Aa This is the assumption of the Fayyad plan, and it poses a grave threat to Israel's security, said the analysis by Dan Diker and Pinhas Inbari which Fayyad complimented for its professionalism, adding: "although of course I do not agree with it.
This is a huge smokescreen," said Pinhas Wallerstein, a settler leader, suggesting the step was a token gesture meant to mask a real intention to bend to U.
We will do whatever we can, democratically, to prevent a freeze that is nothing more than capitulation before (US President Barack) Obama," said Pinhas Wallerstein, a leader of the Yesha Council, the main settlers lobby.
 
 
 
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