Ethiopian jews in israel
Netanyahu condemns racism against Ethiopians, decries Zalka murder at state memorial ceremony
During his speech, Netanyahu said he had called for the "full weight of the law" to be brought against the murderers of Yemanu Zalka, promising to continue to fight against violence.
Lawmakers raise alarm over police treatment of Ethiopian community
Zionism didn’t start in Europe, and Ethiopian Jews can prove it - opinion
The time for talking is over: Ethiopian Israelis need family reunification now - opinion
Ethiopian-Israeli activists denounce PM for failure to fulfill aliyah vow
Activists are now also concerned that a military operation by the Ethiopian government in the northern province of Tigray could endanger the Falash Mura community in the northern city of Gondar.
Ethiopian-Israeli activists to return to demonstrations
The demonstration comes on the fifth anniversary of what they claim is the Netanyahu government's failure to bring a cohort of Ethiopian Jews to Israel.
Ethiopian arts festival Sigdiada endures online
Sigdiada started in 2012, and this year it marks its ninth edition.
New website seeks to connect Israeli society with Sigd holiday
Stories of the Ethiopian Aliyah are covered with 17 members of the community recounting their harrowing experience as well.
Sigd - A sign of social and personal vaccination
The Sigd holiday enables Ethiopian Jews to do communal introspection, become stronger, unite and to dream of a better future: a mutual and spiritual future in Jerusalem.
COVID-19 restrictions threaten role of Ethiopian Jewish holiday in Israel
Sigd is being observed in a scaled-down fashion this year.
Ethiopian Jewry's biblical texts are disappearing. TAU is saving them.
The students who have just begun their studies in the 2020-2021 academic year are all Ethiopian Israelis with Bachelor's degrees, who are eager to preserve and study their heritage.
Ethiopian-Israelis worry that airlift of loved ones won’t get off ground
Many call Netanyahu plan ‘campaign promise’ that highlights lack of serious immigration policy
The New Queen of Sheba: engendering an open heart
New tome tells the story of Ethiopian Jews through illustrations and narrative
2,000 Jewish Ethiopians approved to make aliyah, who will be left behind?
Will their child/sibling/parent be included in the “coveted list” of 2,000 immigrants or will yet another year go by of unbearable longing?
