Ethiopian Jews
Among the Sigd celebrations of the journey home is the reminder of Haymanot Kasau - editorial
Amid the prayers and festive clothing was another familiar sight – the photograph of Haymanot Kasau, the young Ethiopian Israeli girl who disappeared in Safed in February 2024.
Ethiopian Jews celebrate Sigd in Jerusalem, hope to share the holiday with all Israelis
Beyond the Headlines: A souvenir with a message - opinion
The most Zionist holiday, and the Jews Israel keeps waiting - opinion
A second chance for Ethiopian Israelis - opinion
We observed how the police unfairly handles Ethiopian Israeli demonstrators with crushing brutality, as though they were enemies of the state.
Police search for missing nine-year-old Haymanot Kasau continues
"We are working very hard…to try to find some kind of clue to understand where Haymanot could be. We are scanning the absorption center and its surrounding area."
‘Were you adopted?’ and other questions not to ask Jews of color - opinion
1% of Jews in the United States identify as Black and 8% identify as non-white. So maybe it’s time to stop being so surprised.
Israelis are not European occupiers - opinion
It is essential to understand that the woke movement did not come from nowhere; it emerged in a vacuum resulting from a lack of ethnic diversity.
In one click: the application that connects patients to professionals in the Amharic language
Three Heitkists from the Ethiopian community recently founded the project "Together we will win", which provides a response to adults and new immigrants in the Amharic language.
Ethiopian-Israelis celebrate Sigd holiday under the shadow of war
One ceremony opened with a tribute to Ofir Libstein, the head of the Shaar Negev security council who died in battle with Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7.
The annual Jewish-Ethiopian holiday ceremony was canceled due to the war
"The essence of Sigd is the renewal of the covenant between our people and God, reflecting our yearning for Zion and Jerusalem," Ethiopian-Israeli MK Dr. Tsega Melaku said on X.
One country in the world is still living in 2016. Found out which
Ethiopia's calendar takes you back to 2016, offering a glimpse into a different era.
Israel settles Amsalem dispute with anti-racism czar, will switch role
Zena was listed in a 2019 Noam party blacklist which detailed LGBTQ+ figures in media, academics that were feminist, and other government officials perceived as problematic.
Grapevine August 24, 2023: Remembering Shimon Peres
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
