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
Tekah family: ‘Our cry will be heard from the ends of this land’
Warka Tekah, father of the killed 18-year-old Ethiopian-Israeli Solomon Tekah, said on Monday that ‘our cry will be heard from the ends of the earth,’ Channel 13 reported.
Police prepare for renewed protests by Ethiopian-Israeli community
Last Tuesday, protests around the country turned violent, leaving more than 110 police officers wounded and 136 protesters arrested.
Ethiopian Israelis arrested more often than rest of population - report
Ethiopian minors made up 3.8% more than the national average rate of arrests of minors in 2018. Ethiopian-Israelis constitute just 1.7% of the population of Israel.
Four years later, progress for Ethiopians, but uneven - analysis
Two-thirds of reforms implemented, but some key one ignored.
Ethiopians: We have never been treated equally
In aftermath of shooting of Ethiopian-Israeli by police, community cries ‘Black lives matter.’
At least 47 officers wounded, 60 arrested in violent protests
Angered by the slaying of Solomon Tekah on Sunday, thousands of protesters from the Ethiopian-Israeli community, and others, took to major roads and junctions around the country on Tuesday.
Over-policing of Ethiopian-Israeli community down, suspicion of racism persists
It is this over-policing that has caused so much concern among the community.
Community protests shooting of young Ethiopian-Israeli following shooting
"Our blood is good for more than just wars, army, and every other office this country represents,” Roy Eyov said.
Thousands of Ethiopian Jews still stranded in Ethiopia as last flight set to land
7,500 Ethiopian Jews still stuck in the country, approximately 70% have “first-degree relatives already living in Israel.”
Protests in Haifa after Ethiopian teen shot by off-duty police officer
"He was a child with the happiness of life, who knew to hug, to help and to support," said Solomon's father. "He was so caring, with a huge heart, a child who gave greatly."