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Patish (Hebrew: פטיש, lit. 'Hammer') is a
moshav in
southern Israel.
Located in the north-western
Negev desert near Ofakim, it
falls under the jurisdiction...
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Bedouin tribes, the
Ottomans built a
military fort nearby,
known as the
Patish (****ais) fort. By mid-July,
during the 1948 War (Operation An-Far), the...
- 1002/14651858.CD007218.pub3. PMC 11245746. PMID 25427003.
Rochkind S,
Shemesh M,
Patish H,
Graif M,
Segev Y,
Salame K, et al. (2007). "Thoracic
outlet syndrome:...
- Ein
HaEmek Ein Ya'akov Even
Sapir Meitav Mlilot Nes
Harim Neve
Michael Patish Prazon Sdei
Trumot Shibolim Talmei Bilu
Revaha Yardena Zekharia Moshe Barazani...
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Moshavim Bitha Eshbol Gilat Klahim Maslul Nir
Akiva Nir
Moshe Pa'amei
Tashaz Patish Peduim Ranen Sde Tzvi
Talmei Bilu
Tifrah Community settlement Mabu'im Shavei...
- 10:15; Ḥayei Adam
Shabbat 39, 43 Hebrew: מַכֶּה בְּפַּטִּישׁ (Makeh be
Patish), literally,
strike with [of] the hammer. Definition: Any
initial act of...
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grenades and
opened fire on a
crowd at a
wedding in the
farming community of
Patish, in the Negev. A
young woman was killed, and
eighteen people were wounded...
- who is
renowned with
splendor among the
Geonim of Ya'akov, Amud HaYemini,
Patish HaChazak..."[citation needed]
Chatzkel Abramsky: "The
honored man, beloved...
- Ben-Yaakov 1979–1983
Yaacov Doron 1977–1979
Avigdor Dagan 1974–1977
Yitzhak Patish 1971–1974 Zeev Shek 1967–1971
Michael Simon (diplomat) 1963–1967
Natan Peled...
- פב״פ (panim b'fanim) - face-to-face (Deuteronomy 5:4) פטיש החזק, פ״ה (
patish hachazak) - the
strong hammer.
Prepended to a name, styl. cit. Berachot...
