Racheli Tadessa Malkai heads the "Ethiopian Women Empower" group promoting higher education and providing a business network for Ethiopian women.

Republican candidate Mazi Melesa Pilip wants to help her community and serve as a strong Jewish voice for a Congressional district rocked by scandal.

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Israel Museum, and various galleries have scooped up the emotional, vivid award-winning works of Nirit Takele.

Hebrew University researchers are developing Ethiopian teff seeds, which could be the world's next superfood.

Four decades ago, Israel rescued thousands of Ethiopian Jews and brought them home to safety.

Ethiopian-Israeli Avi Solomon isn’t about to let anything stop him, or the children at risk whom he helps, achieve what they desire.

'For those without financial support, to study is a privilege, whereas it should be the ABC of life.'

Meet the Israeli soldier who is a prodigy pianist and the daughter of immigrants.

Meet the Israeli social activist who inspired thousands of Ethiopian-Israeli women to promote progress and equality.

Learn about Amare Girmaw's experience as an immigrant from Ethiopia and how he succeeded and became an elite athlete.

Ethiopian Israeli selected for Rhodes Scholarship program, Israeli hospital saves Gaza boy, covers fees as PA refused; 1st female IAF bureau chief, and more! 

Moving to Israel to avoid racism, falling in love at a coronavirus hotel, Aliyah applications double in May, and much more!

Two Ethiopian-Israeli women become border police officers, Israeli students build prosthetic arm for teen who wanted to play violin, and much more!

The welcoming ceremony for Ethiopian PM Ahmed included the mother of Avera Mengistu, an Ethiopian-Israeli civilian believed to be held by terrorists in Gaza.

A steering committee has 'mapped out the primary obstacles to integration into the higher education system' among Ethiopian Israelis.

Walking through the fields in Beta Israel Village is like stepping off an airplane in Ethiopia!

Yehiel Magnus and his 15-person team conduct thousands of rescue operations, Israel is only Middle East country where all minorities thrive, and more!

Yityish Titi Aynaw, Ethiopian-born Miss Israel 2013, once dreamed of the Jewish state. Now she is living in Israel and advocating for it. 

18 Ethiopian-Israelis have begun to fulfill their life dreams by participating in a five-year academic program at the Henrietta Szold School of Nursing.

A recent edition of the AJC Live radio show focused on Israel's humanitarian work around the globe being carried out by IsraAid, and Kuwaiti reporter Ahmad Al-Sarraf called on Arabs to look at the reasons for Israel's success and superiority, instead of viewing it as a political-religious foe.

Waiting for Syrian refugees on the shore is a rescue team of doctors and nurses, both Arab and Jewish, from the Israeli humanitarian organization IsraAid, and Israel’s first ever basketball league for people with special needs has been launched in Jerusalem.