Peretz

Or Per·ez

[per-its, pe-rets]

noun

1. I(saac) L(oeb) or Yitzchok Leibush 1852–1915, Polish author: writer of plays, poems, and short stories in Yiddish.

Example Sentences

Timina Peretz, one of the organisers, says they started after Israel broke the last ceasefire with Hamas on 18 March and went back to war.

From BBC

Ms Peretz blames the Israeli media for not showing the suffering and deaths of Palestinians.

From BBC

Peretz, a U.S.-based artist, said the volunteers weren’t there to do forensic work; he thought the soldiers who cleared the houses of explosives beforehand were handling that process.

From Seattle Times

“The information is wild, is not controlled right,” said Peretz, the first-time volunteer.

From Seattle Times

Peretz and Sholem Asch — as well as science and history texts, translations of classics like Shakespeare and Guy de Maupassant, even cookbooks and sex manuals — were being consigned to dumpsters, attics and cellars.

From New York Times