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.
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Comptroller: Wages of Ethiopian Israelis 33% lower, only 67% of funds for integration plan utilized
The proportion of Ethiopian students with degrees from academic institutions compared to their proportion in the population is the smallest out of all Jewish populations.
After October 7, individual communities in Israel must reach shared ethos, experts say
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While a bat mitzvah celebration is considered the norm for many, it is not the case for the Israeli girls of Ethiopian background, who were the majority of the 22 celebrants.
Chief Rabbi Lau: Ethiopian Christian missionaries infiltrating Israel, end aliyah initiative
It is "time to treat applicants from Ethiopia the same as anyone who applies from anywhere else in the world," said Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi of Israel David Lau.
'We believe it will happen': Four months since the disappearance of Haymanot Kasau
Kasau , who two months ago turned ten years old, immigrated with her family from Ethiopia to Israel three and a half years ago and lived in the absorption center on Tzahal 9 street in Safed.
'Indal': The show on Ethiopian Israelis aiming to be the next 'The Wire'
The series shows how Ethiopian young people, especially young men, facing limited prospects, are drawn to a life of crime, preyed on by corrupt cops, and exploited by the media.
Grapevine May 31, 2024: Corruption in high places
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Police Investigation Department appeals acquittal of police officer who killed Solomon Tekah
Beyond the legal error that the PID believes occurred, the PID believes that "the acquittal sets a new norm that contradicts the existing law."
From Ethiopia with love and joy: A recent arrival to the shores unfurls his vocal talents
Abate Berihun blazed a trail for many Israelis with Ethiopian roots, being one of Ethiopia’s leading jazz artists before making aliyah 25 years ago.
It’s hard for evacuees, even harder if Ethiopian – this NGO can help
Jpost speaks to Ethiopian evacuees about their unique struggles.
