Netanyahu suddenly decided that bringing a large group of Falashmura just before the election was exactly what was needed to boost Likud votes from the Ethiopian Israeli community
Mayor of Petah Tikva, where the boy lives, and Ethiopian-born former MK Gadi Yevarkan made the request on behalf of the father, who is raising the boy alone
The Israeli boy’s Ethiopian father, who has sole custody, has been denied permanent residency, and his son has been offered to stay in the country alone
Education minister demands the woman, who regularly attends protests against police brutality and racial profiling, be called in for clarifications
'Violence, demonstrations and the media don’t influence the court,' says judge as trial of policeman charged with negligent homicide begins
Judge vows 'trial will take place in an orderly manner' amid media frenzy and popular unrest sparked by accusations of racist bias
Attorney general opposes establishment of committees, arguing it may 'appear to be motivated by election campaign interests'
19-year-old TV contest winner Eden Alene says competition has 'turned me from a girl with a dream into a seasoned singer'
The killing of Solomon Teka by an off-duty cop triggered public debate over police policy toward Israelis of Ethiopian origin
'I don’t know of a single instance involving a black person in which the police have condemned' officers' conduct, says father of Solomon Teka, whose death sparked a wave of protest against police brutality
In the early 1970s, then-Chief Rabbi Ovadia Yosef recognized Ethiopian Jews, yet many still encountered difficulty being recognized by the rabbinical system
Eitan Mahareto, 24, who was already on probation, is being indicted for his alleged actions during massive protests in July against the shooting death of Solomon Teka by an off-duty police officer
Evidence published by the Justice Ministry supports the policeman's account that he acted in self defense, but still leave unanswered questions about Solomon Teka's death
This summer, the country was rocked by nationwide protests – which police expect will now resume – after an off-duty officer shot and killed 18-year-old Solomon Teka
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
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
While Jajaw Bimro was lying on the ground, officer yelled at him to 'go back to Africa'
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
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
Findings of new study could also help explain why voter turnout among Israeli Arabs is hitting an all-time low
'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
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
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
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
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
Israeli Policemen say leadership should have supported officer who fatally shot Solomon Teka, an unarmed teen
