Despite facing food shortages and ongoing challenges, the community remains resilient in their preparations for the traditional feast, symbolizing both celebration and longing for a future in Jerusalem.

The story of the Ethiopian Jews, also known as Beta Israel, is a testament to the power of faith, determination, and the human spirit.

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

Operation Tzur Israel aims to bring a total of 5,000 Jews from Ethiopia.

Dr. Morris Hartstein has examined more than 7,000 Ethiopian Jews and helped 17 Ethiopian doctors receive training in Israel.

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

There is widespread concern for the safety of Ethiopian refugees, as the civil war reaches its apex and the central government becomes increasingly endangered.

Israeli Foreign Ministry issues a travel warning for the African country and calls on Israeli citizens there to leave immediately.

The Ethiopian Jewish community in Israel celebrated the renewal of the covenant between the Jewish people, God and the Torah in their unique way.

'I am Zionist!' proclaims Kasa Bainesay-Harbor, Israel's Deputy Consul General in Miami, who immigrated to Israel from Ethiopia.

Ethiopian Jewry is often shrouded in mystery. People are now mobilizing to let their fascinating story be told. 

Listen to this Ethiopian Israeli's powerful story and hear why she calls herself a Zionist.

Another victory for diversity in Israeli society – an Ethiopian-Israeli will become an IAF pilot.

Ethiopian Jews in Israel celebrated the renewal of the covenant between the Jewish people, God and the Torah.

Oshri Bitau was discovered to have exceptional piano-playing abilities, but his family could not afford an instrument of their own. Barak came to the rescue.

A group of 72 Ethiopian Olim arrived in Israel, the first wave of renewed immigration from the country.

Another victory for diversity in Israeli society - two Ethiopian-Israeli women were sworn in as judges.

Reflecting on the past and looking forward to the future, Ethiopian Jews gathered in Jerusalem for the annual Sigd festival, which invokes the community's rich heritage and history.

For the first time since the early 1990s, a planeload of Jews from Ethiopia is scheduled to arrive in Israel this weekend.

This video features an introduction to a documentary film that tells the story of Jews who live in Ethiopia where they struggle to preserve their identity in an environment of hostility and persecution.

The return of the Bnei Anusim should become one of the most pressing issues on the next government’s agenda and given the importance that it deserves.