Falash Mura
Rock of Israel: Ethiopians fly home to the Jewish state
Surviving war, famine and the pandemic, Ethiopians make aliyah and come to Israel.
Israel’s Falash Mura aliyah from Ethiopia: A painful 30-year saga
NIS 150 million secured for Aliyah and absorption budget
Fifth Operation Rock of Israel flight lands in Israel
Aliyah minister plans to bring remaining Falash Mura community to Israel
The Falash Mura are descendants of the Ethiopian Jewish community.
Ethiopian-Israel activists threaten new protests over ‘empty promises’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, MK Yevarkan made election promise to bring remainder of Falash Mura community to Israel but there has been little progress since elections.
Ethiopian youth call on Netanyahu to honor election pledge to bring them to Israel
In the run up to the election, Netanyahu met with the leaders of the Ethiopian community in Israel and promised that he would bring the remainder of the Flash Mura community still in the cities of Addis Ababa and Gondar to Israel.
Aliyah minister hopes to bring all Falash Mura Jews to Israel in 2 years
IMMIGRATION AFFAIRS: ‘We don’t want immigrants to suffer the same problems we’ve seen in the past’
Black lives matter: Time to bring home the Ethiopian Jews left behind
In 2015, the Israeli government committed itself to bringing some 9,000 additional Falash Mura to Israel over a period of five years.
Government approves immigration of 398 Falash Mura from Ethiopia
A cabinet resolution in 2015 resolved to bring all the then 9,000 remaining members of the community, but it has only been partially implemented, with some 2,000 arriving since then.
Cape to Cairo
A conference in New York explores the ups and downs of Jewish life in Africa.
Jewish Agency calls on gov’t to expedite Falash Mura immigration from Ethiopia
Professional team to fly to Ethiopia in March to determine whether to restart funding for health, education programs.
Here and There: Whither the Falash Mura’s ‘Hatikva’?
It is somewhat ironic that it is Arye Deri, current head of the Shas party of which Rabbi Ovadia Yosef was founder and spiritual head, who is able to decide on the fate of these 8,000 Falash Mura.
Enough promises – act now to allow Ethiopian Jews to come home!
Today, there are still 8,200 Jews in Ethiopia. Their dream is to make aliyah.