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JewishWikipedia.info
THE JEWISH KINGDOM OF KUSH:
BETA ISRAEL (ETHIOPIAN JEWISH) HISTORY
Ancient Sudan, 2013 (13.52)
FALASHA-EXILE
OF THE
BLACK JEWS BETA ISRAEL
RBXO 2013 (1.19.59)
BLACK JEWS IN ETHIOPIA PART 1
Owisekido 2011 10.09
BLACK JEWS IN ETHIOPIA PART 2.
Owisekido 2011 10.32
JEWS COLOR RACE |
BLACKS AS JEWS |
BLACK JEWS
The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
2014 (1.13.02)
NACOEJ'S ETHIOPIAN JEWRY
AFTER SCHOOL
EDUCATION PROGRAM
FOR ETHIOPIAN-ISRAELI CHILDREN
Nacoej's channel 2010 (5.14)
HAZON 2014 IF NOT NOW VIDEO Barbara Ribakove Gordon
Founder and Executive Director of NACOEJ - the North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry,
Gary Metzger 2014 (4.29)
ISRAEL'S OPERATION
TO RESCUE ETHIOPIA'S JEWS~
Senai Senai 2014 (12.02)
SAVING THE FORGOTTEN JEWS
BBC News, 2015 (24.34)
THE
STORY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE
INCREDIBLE
FROM TESFA TO TIKVA:
25 YEARS OF ETHIOPIAN JEWS
IN ISRAEL
Library of Congress 2019 (51.53)
Both in photos and text, photographer Irene Fertik chronicled the story of 25 years of change and transition for Ethiopian Jews in Israel.
For transcript and more information, visit https://www.loc.gov/item/webcast-8928
ISRAEL WELCOMES NEWEST GROUP OF ETHIOPIAN-JEWISH IMMIGRANTS
i24NEWS English 2019 (2.53)
NEWS DESK | Members of the last community of Jews still living in Ethiopia have touched town in Israel. This latest immigration represents years of waiting and political infighting.
Our Asher Westropp-Evans has the story.
Story:
As a group of 82 Ethiopian-Jews landed in Israel on Monday, the first of about 1,000 to be allowed to immigrate to the country as part of an October 2018 cabinet decision, the nearly 8,000 members of the 'Falashmura' Jewish community left behind say they feel cheated.
The 'Falashmura' are Ethiopians of Jewish origin whose ancestors were compelled to convert to Christianity in the 19th century, reportedly under duress.
The community currently numbers close to 9,000 and is concentrated mainly in Addis Ababa and Gondar, the imperial city at the center of the country’s traditional Jewish heartland.
Though most members of the community have family already living in the Jewish state, and although almost all of them are practicing Jews, they are not recognized as Jewish by Israel.
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LEFT BEHIND YT
Nacoej 2009 (7.15)
Left Behind - The Forgotten Jews of Ethiopia
NACOEJ - The North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry
Follow the plight of Ethiopian Jews, from ancient history to today.
ETHIOPIAN JEWRY | ISRAEL PHENOMENOLOGY
Unpacked 2020 (9.22)
This week, we look at one of Israel’s most distinctive communities - the Jews of Ethiopia.
While the story of their rescue from Ethiopia has become a well-known tale of daring, bravery and sheer Israeli chutzpah, there’s far more to know about Ethiopian Jews than this event.
We trace the origins of this group, unpack the different terms associated with the “Beta Israel” (as the community refers to itself), and discuss why there are many Ethiopians still waiting to come to Israel.
We also dive into the whole megillah of who is a Jew, and touch on the difficult subject of racism in Israeli society, as we discuss the ongoing
(and sometimes bumpy) integration of Ethiopian Jewry into Israeli society.
THE FORGOTTEN JEWS OF ETHIOPIA
Drew Binsky 2020 (8.52)
I'm back in Ethiopia for the 3rd time because it's one of my favorite countries in Africa! I am now exploring a city in the North called Gondar, and little did I know that I'd come across thousands of fellow Jews.
As you might know by now, I enjoy connecting with Jewish communities around the world, like I've done in Afghanistan, Yemen, Turkmenistan, Georgia, Philippines among many others -- but this experience has been the most eye-opening because of how alive the Jewish culture is. Some 4,000 Ethiopian Jews are here,
studying torah, keeping Shabbat and learning Hebrew.
If this is not a fascinating story, then I am not sure what is! Join me as I take you inside the world of the forgotten Jewish tribe of Ethiopia.
ETHIOPIAN JEWS OF ISRAEL
Video Activism 2018 (3.52)
Did you know that there are over 125,000 Ethiopian Jews living in Israel? Do you know their culture, who they are, and where they come from? In some cities,
Ethiopian Jews now make up
as much as 17% of the population.
ETHIOPIAN JEWS -
A PLANTING IN THE LAND
HIIM Ministries 2016 *7.31)