Ethiopian women
Kasau's disappearance cannot be forgotten, must be viewed as a kidnapping - editorial
One year later: Even with the war and even with the heartbreaking tragedies of the hostages held by Hamas, we cannot forget Haymanot.
Hadas Malada-Matsree: The first Ethiopian woman to be an IDF doctor
In honor of International Women's Day: Empowering Ethiopian Women in Haifa
Empowering women: Israel's Knesset hosts special conference for International Women's Day
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.
Majority of recent Ethiopian immigrants to Israel are Christians
The reason for this substantial amount of immigrants identifying as Christians is that their aliyah is considered a humanitarian act, of reuniting family members.
Israeli teachers behind racist WhatsApp group will not lose their jobs
MK Pnina Tamano-Shata responded that "the decision of the Ministry of Education is humiliating, and is an acceptance and a green light for racism. Their decision adds sin to crime.”
Across the world, women are being denied medical care due to their 'virginity'
After women in the United Kingdom were denied routine medical procedures for not having sexual relations prior, The Jerusalem Post further explored global instances of withholding critical care.
'Honey Trap's truth, Diana's struggles and Disney' rom-coms
These movies and TV shows should be added to your "must-watch list."
This Ethiopian-Israeli olah is realizing her dreams at BGU
Haile is now beginning her sophomore year, and says the Step-UP activities throughout her freshman year left her feeling inspired and energized.
Ethiopian-Israeli smashes barriers at the Jewish Agency
No. 43 on The Jerusalem Post's Top 50 Most Influential Jews of 2022: Sigal Kanotopsky, director of the Jewish Agency for Israel for the northeast US.
Ulpana Ofra high school's inclusion programs and education projects
Ulpana has developed a fantastic inclusion program for students with special needs.
Ethiopian Israeli suing rabbi for casting doubt on her Jewishness
According to the lawsuit, the mikveh attendant stayed at home for a month and a half after being shamed by Druckman due to the public embarassment he had caused her.
The Ethiopian Jew who brings Ethiopian culture live in Tel Aviv
One of approximately 160,000 Ethiopian Jews now residing in Israel, Ashager Araro is part of an integral thread in the Jewish state’s historically rich fabric.
At Nishmat, young Ethiopian-Israeli women have ‘a room of their own’
“My parents didn’t learn [in an institute of higher education], so they don’t understand as much the place of academics in one’s future,” says Yalo.
