Definition: The word "Alief" is a Hebrew word meaning "rebel," but it also can mean "oppressor." It's often used in the context of warfare and rebellion against oppression, especially in ancient Israelite societies during periods of conflict. Here are some definitions: - Rebellion: Referring to actions that challenge or resist authority or command. - Oppression: Treating someone or something with harsh discrimination or disrespect. - Rebel: Someone who opposes government. This can also be used as an adjective referring to a person who is rebellious, independent-minded or strong-willed. In the Old Testament, "Alief" appears frequently in scripture regarding Israelite rebellion against their enemies and oppression. It's often seen as a symbol of rebellion against injustice, like when Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt and fought for God's people after being oppressed.

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