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2026-06-03
Military Service for Ethiopian-Israelis: Benefits, Special Units and Rights Before and After Enlistment
78% of Ethiopian-Israeli soldiers serve in combat roles. Yahalom unit, enlistment benefits and how to use your discharge rights.
2026-06-03
Service Year, Nuclei and Leadership: Opportunities for Young Ethiopian-Israelis
Service year for ages 18-22 — an opportunity to develop leadership, strengthen identity and gain experience before the army or academia.
2026-06-03
Academic Excellence for Ethiopian-Israelis: CHE Programmes, Universities and PhD Scholarships
CHE funds excellence programmes for Ethiopian-Israeli doctoral students and faculty. Who is eligible and how to apply.
2026-06-03
Injera and Ethiopian Cuisine: Tradition, Recipes and Restaurants in Israel
Injera, doro wot, tibs — Ethiopian cuisine is both tradition and culture. Basic recipes and restaurants across Israel.
2026-06-03
Ethiopian Traditional Medicine: Budeye, Medicinal Herbs and What Research Says
The Budeye is a traditional Beta Israel healer. What is safe, what is dangerous and how to combine traditional and modern medicine.
2026-06-03
Maatzimot — Empowering Women: Everything the Organisation Offers
Maatzimot is the leading organisation for Ethiopian-Israeli women. Mentoring, small businesses, legal support and more.
2026-06-03
Learning Amharic — Guide for the Second Generation: Courses, Apps and Resources
Amharic is the mother tongue of ~165,000 Israelis — yet only 30% of the second generation speak it fluently. Here's how to start.
2026-06-03
The Ethiopian-Israeli Second Generation: Identity, Belonging and Challenges Between Two Cultures
Israeli-born children of Ethiopian parents navigate dual identity. Research, testimonies and resources for a generation searching for itself.
2026-06-03
Tene Briut: Everything the Organisation Offers and How to Contact Them
Tene Briut is the largest health organisation for the Ethiopian-Israeli community. Radio, medical escort, translation and more.
2026-06-03
Ethiopian-Israeli Knesset Members: History, Achievements and Current Representation
From Pnina Tamano-Shata to Sigalit Jelicha — mapping all Ethiopian-Israeli MKs, their achievements and what is still missing.
2026-06-03
HIV and Stigma in the Ethiopian-Israeli Community: Facts, Myths and Access to Treatment
HIV prevalence in the community is higher than average — but stigma prevents testing. Facts, treatment and how to get help.
2026-06-03
Mental Health and Suicide in the Ethiopian-Israeli Community: Data, Help and What To Do
Suicide rates 2× the average. Emergency services, helplines and culturally adapted resources — a full guide.
2026-06-03
Bagrut Gaps and Support Programmes for Ethiopian-Israeli Students 2026
52% matriculation vs 69% average. Prep schools, tutoring, scholarships and what actually helps close the gap.
2026-06-03
Haifa — Ethiopian-Israeli Community Guide
Haifa: ~11,000 Ethiopian-Israeli residents. Neighbourhoods, university, organisations and community services.
2026-06-03
Ashkelon — Ethiopian-Israeli Community Guide
Ashkelon: ~9,000 Ethiopian-Israeli residents. Neighbourhoods, organisations, welfare services and community info.
2026-06-03
Ethiopian-Israeli Women in the Labour Market: Barriers and Opportunities
62% employment rate for women, 43% without formal education in the first generation. Empowerment programmes and where to start.
2026-06-03
Poverty and Social Gaps in the Ethiopian-Israeli Community 2025: State of Play
39% poverty vs 14% nationally. CBS, ENP and Adva data — and what the state does (and doesn't) about it.
2026-06-03
The Depo-Provera Affair: Forced Contraception on Ethiopian-Israeli Women
In 2012 it was exposed: women from the community received contraceptive injections without informed consent. The full story and rights of victims.
2026-06-03
Solomon Tekah: The Police Shooting, the Protests and the Legacy — 5 Years On
The death of 18-year-old Solomon Tekah in 2019 transformed the debate on over-policing in Israel. What has changed since?
2026-06-03
Medical Translation Services for the Ethiopian-Israeli Community: Tene Briut and Kol LaBriut
Language barrier = health barrier. Free medical translation services available to the Ethiopian-Israeli community — by phone.
2026-06-03
Intergenerational Trauma in the Ethiopian-Israeli Community: Signs, Effects and Treatment
Second-generation children carry the migration trauma of their parents. Research and mental health support resources in Israel.
2026-06-03
Memorial Day for Ethiopian Jews — 28 Iyar: What We Commemorate and How
28 Iyar is the official Memorial Day for those who perished on the way to Zion. Ceremonies, significance and how to participate.
2026-06-03
Learning Ge'ez: Beta Israel's Sacred Language — Courses and Resources
Ge'ez is Beta Israel's prayer language. Courses, apps and why the second generation is reconnecting.
2026-06-03
Beta Israel: History, Origins and the Connection to King Solomon
Who are Beta Israel? From ancient origins to modern Israel — the history every second-generation member should know.
2026-06-03
Timkat: Tradition, Ceremonies and Events in Israel
Timkat is a unique Ethiopian Jewish holiday celebrating baptism and renewal. What, when and where to celebrate in Israel.
2026-06-03
Operation Solomon and Operation Moses: The Great Aliyah Story
36 hours, 14,000 people. The dramatic aliyah operations from Ethiopia — testimonies, data and legacy.
2026-06-01
ENP — the National Project — who they are and what they do
ENP is the largest organization advancing Ethiopian-Israelis. What they do, which programs, and how to use them.
2026-06-01
Ethiopian women's employment — data and programs
Ethiopian-Israeli women led the rise in community employment. The data, the challenges, and the programs that help.
2026-05-31
From Combat Service to Civilian Career — Guide for Ethiopian-Israeli Veterans
3 in 4 Ethiopian-Israeli combat veterans don't claim their full discharge rights. The guide: grants, scholarships, transition programmes and job market tips.
2026-05-31
Entrepreneurship in the Ethiopian-Israeli Community — Funds, Programmes & Success Stories
Maof fund, ISOC loans, ESOC programme — dozens of Ethiopian-Israeli businesses operate in Israel. Here's how to start.
2026-05-31
Social Work Career — A Path for Ethiopian-Israeli Graduates
High demand for Amharic-speaking social workers — and salaries of 8,000-16,000 ILS. Requirements, where to study, and how to start.
2026-05-31
CV Writing Guide for the Ethiopian-Israeli Community — ATS & Hebrew
70% of CVs are filtered out by ATS systems before reaching a human. A practical guide: format, keywords, language, and what to avoid in Israeli CVs.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Or Yehuda — 2026 guide
~3,500 Ethiopian-Israelis in Or Yehuda, a cohesive community with an active cultural centre.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Bat Yam — 2026 guide
~4,500 Ethiopian-Israelis in Bat Yam, close to Tel Aviv. Services and metropolitan employment.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Rehovot — 2026 guide
~5,500 Ethiopian-Israelis in Rehovot. Access to Weizmann Institute and academic institutions.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Kiryat Gat — 2026 guide
Kiryat Gat: high relative Ethiopian concentration, with access to industry and the Intel factory.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Hadera — 2026 guide
~5,000 Ethiopian-Israelis in Hadera. A veteran community with rich educational and cultural institutions.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Ashdod — 2026 guide
~9,000 Ethiopian-Israelis in Ashdod, concentrated in neighbourhoods 9 and 10. Active absorption centre for Falash Mura.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Petah Tikva — 2026 guide
~6,500 Ethiopian-Israelis in Petah Tikva. Community organisations, services, and employment.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Rishon LeZion — 2026 guide
~8,000 Ethiopian-Israelis in Rishon LeZion, spread across Merchavia and Nahalat Yehuda neighbourhoods.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Ramla — 2026 guide
~5,500 Ethiopian-Israelis in Ramla. Neighbourhoods, organisations, and community services.
2026-05-31
Ethiopian-Israeli community in Lod — 2026 guide
~7,000 Ethiopian-Israelis in Lod, concentrated in Neve Elon and Ramat Eshkol. Organisations, services, and key contacts.