Falasha jews
Gov't to vote on bringing 2,000 of Ethiopia's Falash Mura to Israel
Netanyahu first proposed the initiative of actively helping members of the Falash Mura community reach Israel in 1997.
400 Falash Mura Jews plan to immigrate before election
Netanyahu says 1,000 more Falash Mura to be allowed to immigrate to Israel
Netanyahu says 1,000 more Falash Mura to be allowed to immigrate to Israel
Ministerial committee delays decision on Falash Mura again
This is the third time this year a decision on the issue has been postponed.
Activists to demonstrate for Ethiopia's remaining Jews outside Deri's home
Activists and Ethiopian olim whose family members are still in Ethiopia, waiting to come to Israel, will protest outsider Interior Minister Aryeh Deri's home beginning Tuesday evening.
Flip-flop nation: Jerusalem's endless 'crisis management' policy
Prime minister Netanyahu's sudden cancellation of the asylum seekers deal is the latest in a long series of reversals.
Why aren’t we feeding hungry children?
I can’t stop thinking think about the kids who attended my bar mitzva, laughing and sharing candy with me. They who were not covered by the medical program because there was not enough money.
From Ethiopia to Israel, and back again
Israeli ambassador to Ethiopia Belaynesh Zevadia talks to the "Magazine" about the unprecedented relationship between the Jewish state and the country known as the "gateway to Africa."
Israel flying emissaries out of Gondar amid ethnic violence
Latest reports reflect that the Jewish Agency emissaries are safe and sound in the Gondar airport, waiting for flight out.
A New Year’s wish: Thriving, not just surviving
In this new Jewish year, I wish everyone the kind of luck I had last summer. Not to plunge into any abyss, of course, metaphoric or real. But if you fall, be lucky enough to fall well.
The secret Jews of Ethiopia
Jews of Kechene, Ethiopia pretend to be Christians as they secretly practice Judaism in remote synagogues.