Ethiopian-Israeli
Some 20 Israelis trapped in northern Ethiopia as combat in country intensifies - report
"Right now we are fine, but we don't know how long this situation will last," one of the Israelis told KAN News, adding that the group included elderly people.
Bridging the gap: How Tech-Career is opening hi-tech's doors to Ethiopian-Israelis
Students encouraged to bring red balloons to first day of school for missing child Haymanot Kasau
Why PM Netanyahu should elevate Gabi Worku - opinion
Aliyah of 2,000 Ethiopians approved by government
"It is time to connect the torn families, embrace them and integrate them in the best way here in Israel alongside their families."
The story behind the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Despite the controversy, Ethiopia must build the dam river in order to meet the urgent development needs of its growing population.
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 Community Center is embroidering dreams
Few programs have taken into account the social and culture reality of the adult men among Ethiopian immigrants. A new program tries to change that.
Canadian philanthropists launch scholarship for Ethiopian-Israelis
The goal of the initiative is to support a new generation of Ethiopian-Israeli leaders.
Ohana to police: Would you react the same to Arab, Ethiopian protesters?
"I am going to ask you a question and I do not expect an answer."
Racism is a collective problem – but there is still room for hope
Reflections on racism and disappointment and the vision of the mother of a dark-skinned boy, together with a belief that the “ideal heavenly Jerusalem” is not beyond reach.
Moshe Edri: Do you think Ethiopians would go play with Jews?
The ministry responded that "any attempt to cast doubt on the ministry's director-general while using information given during an ongoing preliminary investigation constitutes cheap gossip."
Pnina Tamano-Shata: From desert exodus to member of cabinet
“Just Pnina” doesn’t do justice to the historic moment of her ascending to her new position, as the first-ever minister of Ethiopian descent.
Rivlin holds memorial service for Ethiopians who died en route to Israel
"May the memory of those who perished, our brothers and sisters who lost their lives on the way to Jerusalem and the land of Israel be etched in our hearts forever."
