Complex sentence: In Hebrew, there are no distinct prepositional pronouns; if the object of a preposition is a pronoun, but the preposition contracts with the object, and the inflected preposition thus formed can be considered the indirect object of the sentence.
Split into simpler sentences: In Hebrew, there does not exist an object of a prepositional phrase case; if the object of a preposition is a pronoun, the preposition is inflected to include the object. The inflected preposition can be considered the indirect object of the sentence.