Definition: The word "aggression" in the Greek language is translated as "paratastasis". This term originally referred to an action, or the state or condition of having acted without intention of returning, often with a particular intent to harm another person, usually through violence. Definition: Paratastasis refers to an act of hostility, hostility towards another person without any intended return. It is characterized by the intent to do something harmful to that person but fails in their goal and returns from their previous actions with no intention of returning. This state can manifest as aggressive behavior or intentions. In Jewish law, paratastasis is considered a forbidden act due to its potential to cause harm and violate religious prohibitions on violence. It involves the intention to kill another without any remorse for one's own actions or desire for revenge against an innocent person.

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