Ethiopia
Africa opens its doors: A new airport that will change how Israelis fly
Ethiopian Airlines laid the cornerstone for Bishoftu International Airport, a major project with 110M passenger capacity, offering operational advantages and easy connections to Israel.
Israel and India's laboratory in the Horn of Africa-opinion
MK Tsega Melaku: Missing girl Haymanut Kasau ignored for nearly two years - interview
Somaliland’s lost and forgotten Jews: Inside Horn of Africa's Jewish past - opinion
Israeli doctors complete life-saving surgery in Ethiopia amid power cut
Finally, the power returned so they continued to work, and the operation ended successfully.
What is the origin of the chickpea? - study
The study shed light on the effects of human migration and trade on the chickpea's genetic heritage, discovering surprising connections.
Israeli official convicted of sex bribery to bring people from Ethiopia
Lior Solomon was accused of having sexual relationships with six women in return for helping them to help bring their families to Israel from Ethiopia but was only convicted on three of these counts.
'Land of Hope and Fear': A landmark book on Israel's societal schisms - review
Veteran Israeli journalist Isabel Kershner's book has deftly painted a colorful portrait of all of us – warts, quarrels, achievements and failings.
As a child of survivors, I see my parents in every Ethiopian immigrant to Israel
Similar stories of suffering and making aliyah to Israel unite Israelis of all backgrounds.
Gov't treating delegation to Ethiopia as 'human safari trip' - protesters
A delegation of directors-general of Israeli government ministries will embark on a mission to Ethiopia in July and will then suggest a plan to end aliyah from Ethiopia.
Israeli gov't D-Gs to visit Ethiopia, try to finalize aliyah for good
The amount of approved olim remaining in Ethiopia is 800, according to Shay Felber, director of the Aliyah and Absorption Unit.
Pilot Program Accelerating Acclimation of Ethiopian Olim Launched This Week
Ethiopian olim who landed yesterday will be placed in new apartments in one of the new neighborhoods of Kiryat Gat.
Endangered African carnivore lived in Ethiopia for 1.5 million years - study
A study by Israel's Hebrew University of Jerusalem and American, Spanish and Italian teams found the first and only fossil of an Ethiopian wolf from 1.5 million and not 20,000 years ago.
Ethiopian olim protest Israel's budget lacking funds for Ethiopian aliyah
The Israeli government and the Jewish Agency have announced numerous times that the official aliyah from Ethiopia has ended.