Netanyahu: Israel Must Do More to Incorporate Ethiopian Jews, Combat Racism
The government must do more to integrate Israelis who immigrated from Ethiopia and to combat racism and discrimination against them, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday.
By foot from Ethiopia via Sudan, Vered is inspired by parents’ sacrifice
Incredible story of sacrifice and the inspiration of a child, Vered Achihon, now 39, who walked to Israel with her parents from Ethiopia via Sudan, on a perilous journey spanning months.
When Ethiopian Jews Tried To Save European Jews From Holocaust
Ethiopian Jews suffered under the Italian occupation but by 1943 they were able to reach out to the emperor to suggest hosting Jews fleeing Europe.
First Ethiopian Jewry Research Hub Aims to Preserve Community’s Traditions
Led by popular Rabbi Dr. Sharon Shalom, the new institute seeks to move beyond ‘proving’ community’s ties to ancient Judaism.
The Revolutionary History of Ethiopia’s Jews
A new study reveals that Beta Israel were active in the Marxist-inspired armed struggle to overthrow the regime
Ethiopia Appoints Its First Female President
From Small Town Ethiopia to Big City Law Student
How parents' courage inspired a life of service for one Ethiopian Jew
An Ethiopian Jew Makes Aliyah A Second Time
What an Israeli Ethiopian Learned About Judaism from American Jews.
Despite Distance and Difference, World Jewry's Rosh Hashana Celebrations Center in Jerusalem
"And in that day, a great ram’s horn shall be sounded; and the strayed who are in the land of Assyria and the expelled who are in the land of Egypt shall come and worship Hashem on the holy mount, in Yerushalayim.” Isaiah 27:13 (The Israel Bible™)
King Solomon and the Bee
An imaginative tale of the story of King Solomon and Princess Makeda from Ethiopia, who marries the Hebrew king and becomes the Queen of Sheba. Their bi-racial son, Ben LeHaham-Menelik sets off to meet his father in the land of Israel and then returns with many Jewish people to help him run his kingdom.
Yuvi's Candy Tree
Fleeing famine in her native Ethiopia, five-year-old Yuvi is sure she will have a candy tree when she arrives in Jerusalem.
Then and now: Tracking down the Ethiopian Jews who moved to Israel
A new exhibition at The Museum of the Jewish People, in Tel Aviv, provides a fascinating insight into how members of the Ethiopian-Jewish community acclimatized to Israel – some more successfully than others – following Operation Moses in the mid-1980s.
Chief Rabbi Amar: We Have Done Ethiopian Jewry a Grievous Wrong
Daughters of the Ark
In 939 B.C.E. a daring girl and her priestly Jewish family journey from Jerusalem to Ethiopia with the son of Solomon and Sheba secretly transporting the Ark of the Covenant, the most important symbol of their faith.