Ethiopian women
Shaping memory through ceramics
Artist Enatnesh Yallow combines contemporary ceramics, painting, and traditional Ethiopian basket-weaving techniques to preserve and reinterpret her community’s cultural heritage
What Nishmat’s Ma’ayan program for Ethiopian women says about Israel’s future
Mimi ‘Mabrat’ Biyadgilon: The former village girl who has come a long way
African Jews carried Zion before the world hijacked Zionism
Comment: why are no women being tapped to lead the Jewish Agency?
US Jewish leaders want Israel to recognize egalitarianism, but they are ignoring women.
Income for Ethiopian citizens lags behind Israeli average, study finds
Ethiopian Israelis earn thousands of shekels less per month than the average earned by Israelis overall, Taub Center for Social Policy Studies says
#46 Adenko Sebhat-Haimovich, Esther Tapeta Gard - Ethiopian trailblazers
The two women are the first female Ethiopian judges to be selected to serve the nation.
Israeli doctors give the gift of sight
Ayana, 3, is one of some 3,000 Ethiopians who have been cured of eye disease by an Israeli medical team
Ethiopian Israeli women appointed judges
Although there is no shortage of Ethiopian-Israeli lawyers, none had previously reached the bench.
Ethiopian aliya resumes as first group arrives in Israel
Tears of happiness were shed Sunday night as some of those families were reunited after having been apart for as long as ten years.
Ethiopia lacks a model of leadership
THE LOCAL independent Ethiopian citizens’ news agencies are reporting outside the country that there is a huge popular mobilization against the government.
US senators visit Ramle center for Ethiopian youth
Accompanied by US Ambassador Dan Shapiro and Likud MK Avraham Neguise, the senators toured the outreach center, met with staff and shared a traditional Ethiopian meal.
'Am ehad'
The fruit of one woman’s passionate efforts, the Pendant Project’s mission of unity involves Ethiopian immigrants crafting jewelry for mothers of fallen IDF soldiers.
Ethiopian outcry
Journalist and social activist Tsega Melaku anticipated the cauldron of young Ethiopian protest that has just bubbled over; Now, she explains why we are only at the beginning of the chaos.