Updates
Red Mail
25°
Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Main
News
Opinions
Jewish World
Tech
Magazine
Health
Culture
Travel
Vesty
More
Search
Ynetnews Channels
News
Magazine
Mideast News
Art&Culture
Travel
Business
Tech
Sports
Food
More Channels
Weather
Homepage
Shopping
More sites
Ynet
Calcalist
yad2
ynetespanol
vesty
mynet
Contact
Contact us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
main
News
Opinions
Jewish World
Tech
Magazine
Health
Culture
Travel
vesty
25°
Weather
Ynet Channels
News
Tech
Magazine
Health
Culture
Travel
Sports
Food
Mideast News
Business
More Channels
Weather
Advisor
More Sites
vesty
icar
ynet
Español
calcalist
yad2
mynet
Contact
Contact us
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Tags
Ethiopia
Critical Israeli diplomatic positions remain unstaffed
Prime Minister Netanyahu preoccupied with political crisis, repeatedly postpones meeting with the foreign minister to decide on political appointments to diplomatic postings unmanned for months
Itamar Eichner
|
06.13.23
Immigration from Ethiopia: The neverending merry-go-round
Every couple of years, we hear about the ‘last’ remaining descendants of Ethiopian Jewry fulfilling their dream of making Aliyah; Conversely, every year, the Ethiopian Church submits twice as many work visa applications for clergy, arguing that there is a shortage of faculty to accommodate the growing number of new believers
Dr. Yona Cherki
|
06.04.23
Israeli researchers find 1.5 million-year-old Ethiopian wolf fossil
Hebrew University scientists uncover Ethiopian wolf mandible dating back 1.5 million years, say species' habitat could be gone by 2080
Ynet
|
05.22.23
Selective vaccination: Discrimination against newborns of Ethiopian origin
Israeli mothers of Ethiopian origin are required to vaccinate their newborns against tuberculosis immediately after birth, since the disease is common in their country. But babies whose mothers are from other countries where the disease is common, are not required to get the shot. 'It's inappropriate and insulting.'
Adir Yanko
|
05.02.23
Israeli surgeon is teaching doctors in Ethiopia
Professor Hanoch Kashtan launched a program that sends medical teams to Ethiopia to teach laparoscopic surgery to local doctors in order to raise a generation of teachers to pass on the knowledge
Alexandra Lukash, Nir (Shoko) Cohen
|
05.01.23
Previous Articles
Hot Tags
Today
This Week
This Month
AI
Aaron Sorkin
Airlines
Airstrike
Al Schwimmer
Aliyah
Amos Hochstein
Antisemitism
Arkia
Arrest
Hot Tags
Today
This Week
This Month
AI
Aaron Sorkin
Airlines
Airstrike
Al Schwimmer
Aliyah
Amos Hochstein
Antisemitism
Arkia
Arrest
Related Tags
Israel
IDF
Hamas
War
Gaza
Hezbollah
Iran
Gaza war
Benjamin Netanyahu
Lebanon
""