Israel's Ethiopian Community - Ethiopian Israelis
Ethiopia's unique Jewish community was air-lifted to Israel. Find out how the Ethiopians are fitting into Israeli society with these sites.
Almaya: Association for the Advancement of the Ethiopian Family
ALMAYA originated as the "Community and Educational Project for Beta Israel", established with the support of the Bernard van Leer Foundation in 1985 in Beer-Sheva, Israel. ALMAYA aims to advance the effective absorption of Beta-Israel community and its families in the larger Israeli society through preservation of Beta-Israel heritage and community pride.
ALMAYA originated as the "Community and Educational Project for Beta Israel", established with the support of the Bernard van Leer Foundation in 1985 in Beer-Sheva, Israel. ALMAYA aims to advance the effective absorption of Beta-Israel community and its families in the larger Israeli society through preservation of Beta-Israel heritage and community pride.
Bahalachin: The Ethiopian Jews Cultural Center
Bahalachin means "our culture" in Amharic. This organization seeks to conserve and nurture the unique heritage of the Ethiopian Jewish community, known as "Beta - Israel."
Bahalachin means "our culture" in Amharic. This organization seeks to conserve and nurture the unique heritage of the Ethiopian Jewish community, known as "Beta - Israel."
Central Bureau of Statistics(CBS): Ethiopian Population in Israel
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics(CBS) provides tables of demographic statistics about the Ethiopian Jewish population in Israel. Population, Geographical Distribution, First Settlement and Internal Migration are the main topics covered.
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics(CBS) provides tables of demographic statistics about the Ethiopian Jewish population in Israel. Population, Geographical Distribution, First Settlement and Internal Migration are the main topics covered.
Fidel: Association for Education & Integration for Ethiopian Jews
Fidel strives to enable every boy and girl of Ethiopian descent in Israel to realize their full personal potential in regular Israeli educational system and society.
Fidel strives to enable every boy and girl of Ethiopian descent in Israel to realize their full personal potential in regular Israeli educational system and society.
Jewish Virtual Library: Ethiopian Jews
This site offers comprehensive information about Ethiopian Jews, including Aliyah From Ethiopia, America's Role in the Rescue of Ethiopian Jewry, Ethiopia, The Falash Mura, Integrating Ethiopian-Born Youth into Israel, The Kwara Jews, The Present Situation of Ethiopian Jews in Israel, and Timeline of Ethiopian Jewish History.
This site offers comprehensive information about Ethiopian Jews, including Aliyah From Ethiopia, America's Role in the Rescue of Ethiopian Jewry, Ethiopia, The Falash Mura, Integrating Ethiopian-Born Youth into Israel, The Kwara Jews, The Present Situation of Ethiopian Jews in Israel, and Timeline of Ethiopian Jewish History.
Maksam
MAKSAM, a network of five neighborhood centers founded by Ethiopian volunteers in Hadera, helps Ethiopian-Israeli children integrate into mainstream Israeli society.
MAKSAM, a network of five neighborhood centers founded by Ethiopian volunteers in Hadera, helps Ethiopian-Israeli children integrate into mainstream Israeli society.
The Israel Association for Ethiopian Jews (IAEJ)
The Israel Association for Ethiopian Jews (IAEJ) is an Ethiopian-led advocacy and service organization representing Israel's Ethiopian immigrant community. Their goal is to assist in the full and rapid absorption and integration of Ethiopian Jews into mainstream Israeli society.
The Israel Association for Ethiopian Jews (IAEJ) is an Ethiopian-led advocacy and service organization representing Israel's Ethiopian immigrant community. Their goal is to assist in the full and rapid absorption and integration of Ethiopian Jews into mainstream Israeli society.
United Ethiopian Jewish Organization (UEJO)
The United Ethiopian Jewish Organization, a non-profit organization, is the umbrella organization of the Ethiopian Jewish community in Israel. The UJEO is the only national Ethiopian organization, which is led entirely by members of the community.
The United Ethiopian Jewish Organization, a non-profit organization, is the umbrella organization of the Ethiopian Jewish community in Israel. The UJEO is the only national Ethiopian organization, which is led entirely by members of the community.