Ethiopian jews in israel
The most Zionist holiday, and the Jews Israel keeps waiting - opinion
For centuries, Beta Israel observed Shabbat and the purity laws in the villages of Gondar and Tigray, under heavy pressure to convert, and they kept trying to go home.
Esti Ayalon Kovo enters Knesset race to stop Jerusalem’s problems from spreading across Israel
Israel must give Ethiopian Israelis a real seat at the table - starting at the UN - opinion
Ethiopian asylum seekers in Israel face deportation after years without permanent status
Can Israelis recognize Ethiopian Jews as proud Zionist heroes?
Shmuel Yilma: “It’s time we are recognized not as a tribe of poor people that the state had to rescue but proud Zionists who were ready for any sacrifice in order to immigrate to Israel.”
What is Sigd, the holiday of Beta Israel and Ethiopian Jews? - explainer
What exactly is the Jewish holiday of Sigd about? What are its origins? How is it celebrated in Ethiopia and Israel? And should all Jews celebrate it?
Ethiopian Jewish holiday of Sigd gets a boost in the US with picture books and new resources
The wave of Ethiopian olim brought Sigd, which takes place 50 days after Yom Kippur and celebrates yearning for Israel, to the Jewish state.
This Ethiopian-Israeli olah is realizing her dreams at BGU
Haile is now beginning her sophomore year, and says the Step-UP activities throughout her freshman year left her feeling inspired and energized.
Jewish Agency chairman Doron Almog returns to Ethiopia
Almog embarks on his first working visit to Ethiopia as Jewish Agency chairman and will visit the Jewish community centers in Gondar and Addis Ababa.
JFNA mission to accompany 215 Ethiopians on aliyah flight
In addition to more than $100 million in core funding they raise every year, Jewish Federations have launched a campaign of $9m. for the continuation of immigration from Ethiopia.
Rock of Israel: Ethiopians fly home to the Jewish state
Surviving war, famine and the pandemic, Ethiopians make aliyah and come to Israel.
The Orit is a rare Ethiopian version of the Bible. An Israeli family risked it all to retrieve one
In March, an unusual set of circumstances finally allowed an Ethiopian-Israeli family to be reunited with their "Orit", the Ethiopian version of the bible.
Operation Tzur Israel: 150 Ethiopian immigrants arrive in Israel
Molokan: "This is a very great privilege. We have been waiting for many years to make aliyah and do not believe that this is happening. The first place I would like to see is Jerusalem."
Israel's first Ethiopian MK recalls his career, accomplishments
Addisu Messele: "We proved that anything is possible, that we are an integral part of Israeli society, and that we deserve to be in positions of power and influence."
