Four Months After Police Shooting, Ethiopian Israeli Protests Still Going Strong
Demonstrators gather in front of the state prosecutor’s house almost daily; late last month, they disrupted a conference to try to get their message across
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Israel Aims to Increase Ethiopian Community's Enrollment in Higher Education
The initial target is to bring up the number of students from the community who are pursuing a bachelor’s degree to 1.7 percent of the student body
Investigation Into Police Brutality Against Ethiopian-Israeli Marred by Failures, Court Rules
While Jajaw Bimro was lying on the ground, officer yelled at him to 'go back to Africa'
Israel Police Distance Ethiopian Israeli Protesters From Justice Minister's Home
Demonstrators pressing for charges against off-duty cop for fatal shooting of 18-year-old Solomon Teka must keep a distance of at least 150 meters, police decide
Sleepy Israeli City Becomes a War Zone Over Netanyahu’s Corruption Cases
People in Petah Tikva aren't necessarily for Benjamin Netanyahu or against the Ethiopian Israeli community. It's the noise of the protests they can't stand
Over-policing? Arab Israelis Want to See More Cops in Their Communities
Findings of new study could also help explain why voter turnout among Israeli Arabs is hitting an all-time low
Ethiopian-Israelis Change Their Tactics, but Maintain Their Goals - and Anger
'This is a marathon and we have to get organized. We have all we need to bring about change,' says an education counselor from the Ethiopian community
What's Missing From Netflix's 'Red Sea Diving Resort'
Netflix's 'Red Sea Diving Resort' tells the true story of how the Mossad rescued thousands of Ethiopian Jews from Sudan. Too bad it is so emotionless and one-sided
The Real Heroes of the ‘Red Sea Diving Resort’ Rescue
Thousands of Ethiopian Jews were brought to Israel in a daring mission involving a fake vacation village. The brother of the Ethiopian activist who helped kick-start the operation hopes Netflix’s new film will raise awareness about the community’s bravery
Cop in Fatal Shooting of Ethiopian Israeli Teen Put on Forced Leave
Police announces decision day after charges against off-duty officer reduced ■ Attorney general announces team tasked with 'ensuring effective treatment' of complaints on police brutality
Cop Who Shot Ethiopian Israeli Teen Faces Reduced Charge; Protests Continue
Officer involved in killing of the 18-year-old released from house arrest, likely to be charged with reckless homicide ■ Seven demonstrators detained in Jerusalem
Police Officers Criticize Senior Brass Over Handling of Ethiopian-Israeli Protest
Israeli Policemen say leadership should have supported officer who fatally shot Solomon Teka, an unarmed teen
'We’ve Come a Long Way, and Will Go Further': Three Ethiopian Israelis Tell Their Stories
For these immigrants, willpower, support and pride helped them surmount prejudice and achieve success: 'Just don’t stand in our way'
Israeli Indicted for Setting Car Aflame in Tel Aviv Protest Over Police Shooting
The suspect is accused of pouring gasoline into a vehicle that was set on fire during nationwide protests over the killing of 18-year-old Solomon Teka
Analysis Social Issues Back on the Agenda - and Labor Might Stand to Gain
From the Ethiopian community protesting police brutality to demonstrations over day care centers, renewed social protest might play in the hands of Labor's new leader Amir Peretz
Israeli Minister Says Violent Cops Won't Remain on the Force
The comments by Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan come in wake of widespread protest for the death of Solomon Teka, an Ethiopian Israeli shot by an off-duty policeman in Haifa last week
'Mother, Don't Let Me Be the Next Victim': Protests Resume Over Police Shooting of Ethiopian Israeli
Hundreds march through Tel Aviv, as demonstrations renew after mourning period
As Protests Set to Renew, Findings Back Cop's Claim He Didn't Shoot at Ethiopian Israeli
Family of 18-year-old Solomon Teka visited his grave as the Jewish mourning period ends ■ Protests over police violence against Israelis of Ethiopian descent set to renew
Opinion Arrested, Imprisoned, Shot: Police Violence Is Pushing Ethiopian Israelis to Fear, Fury and Despair
We Ethiopian Israelis want to belong. Our parents taught us to love this country. But when the police kill our youth, we see Israel is indifferent to our pain
Police Couldn’t Justify Arrests Made During Protests Over Killing of Ethiopian Israeli Teen
Judges criticize police for detaining suspects without proper evidence, denying some legal representation and medical treatment
Cop Who Killed Ethiopian Israeli Teen Justifies Not Shooting in the Air
Sources involved in probe say there haven't been unequivocal findings to support the officer's version of events ■ Shooting sparked three days of nationwide protest
‘Not MLK, but Malcolm X’: Is Israel Having Its Black Lives Matter Moment?
Both countries are experiencing police violence against black citizens, but experts say there is major difference between African-American and Ethiopian-Israeli communities
Analysis Ethiopian Israelis Are Furious at 'White Media' Coverage of Protests, and for a Good Reason
The media has been working hand-in-hand with police, describing demonstrators as violent and taking a perspective in line with Israel's racist establishment
Anti-racism Panel’s Initiatives for Ethiopian Israelis Not Fully Implemented
Following protests in the Ethiopian Israeli community four years ago, the government made 52 decisions to fight racism through education, media and police outreach. Only 9 were carried out