Wrong. There is no Ethiopian jew. This is a total fabrication. Black people don't belong to the Abrahamic religions at all. G.D. communicates with them through different channels.
@skp8748 It's not just the Ashkenazi. You need to look into Arab supremacy and how the slave trade of black Africans even started - the Arab Slave Trade. And then look into the Quran scripture that has instructed them to do that to black people. Horrific racism throughout the Quran and Hadiths. It's not only lighter complected people who engage in racism against black people. Just do a search here on RU-vid for "Arab supremacy" then do one for "the Arab Slave Trade." You'll quickly stop engaging in racism and antisemitism against the indigenous Ashkenaz of the Levant who were forced to wander outside their homelands for millenia. (That of course is not to defend anyone who does engage in racism, but you'll be way harder pressed to find a racist Ashkenaz than a racist Arab - those ideals were put onto the Ashkenaz by Europeans and Arabs). Shalom, brother. 💙
@@skp8748 THE BLACK AMERICANS AND OTHERS CARIBBEAN BLACKS OF THE SLAVE TRADE FIT THE BIBLE COMPLETELY. THERE ALSO THE HEBREWS ON THE WALLS OF EGYPT.. EVEN EUROPEAN JEWS HAD THEN AS SLAVES ALL OVER. AND THERE HATED FOR NO REASON.
The entirety of Africa was known as Ethiopia in those times. Moses married a woman who looked just like him. If she didn’t, why were Jews always running into Egypt, who originally were black and later became known as the Sudanese, to hide if they looked like a different people?
Dont forget that Judaism is a religion and Egyptians and others besides the family of Abraham practiced the religion. The religion wasn't sanitized to only ashkenazi (European jews)
Jeremiah 30: 10-11 10 Therefore fear thou not, O my servant Jacob, saith the Lord; neither be dismayed, O Israel: for, lo, I will save thee from afar, and thy seed from the land of their captivity; and Jacob shall return, and shall be in rest, and be quiet, and none shall make him afraid. 11 For I am with thee, saith the Lord, to save thee: though I make a full end of all nations whither I have scattered thee, yet I will not make a full end of thee: but I will correct thee in measure, and will not leave thee altogether unpunished. You see these people who claim to be the chosen people of The Most High (God) "YAHAWAH" To fulfill the true prophecies that the Torah says the book of Remembrance and the Bible!!? So clearly they don't go back to the land on their own they have to be brought back to the land by THE LORD himself that's what is written and that's what has to happen if you go back to the land on your own you're not the people and plus Judah's only one tribe that are called Jews along with Benjamin, and Levi the rest of the Tribes "ISRAEL" are all supposed to go back when the LORD takes ALL OF them back at that same time too the LAND!!?? This is why false teachers and false prophets get in this situation and keep people blind and they the self-proclaimed white people hiding as "Jewish " lie they ARE NOT THE BLOODLINE DESCENDANTS OF PROMISE SEED THROUGH JACOB!! They have to be brought back to the land BY THE LORD and it will be peace in the land no war no issues no FALASHA's NO SO-CALLED "ish" PEOPLE calling themselves SEMITE, none of that counts they're not part of the PROMISED SEED PEOPLE they're converts and they are false and that's why they're in the land ILLEGALLY and they have to be removed Ezekiel chapter 36: read it!!??
I as a Jewish Ethiopian want to tell you that everything you said is truer I was already born in Israel but my parents were born in Ethiopia and they always tell me and my brothers only parts of this terrible journey. I remember that at my school I wanted to do my final thesis in history about the journey from Ethiopia to Israel and that when I finally heard the whole story I just couldn't help but cry even now that I'm writing this letter I can't help but cry. What they went through sounds like it was taken from a book. Both of my parents immigrated to Israel at a very young age. My mother was nine years old and my father was twelve years old and they just lost so much. because they simply had nothing to eat or drink by themselves. They almost died there in Sudan. It's just amazing how you did it so well.
Because you guys challenged god many times and god cursed you that’s why u guys be suffering. 2- Israel ppl will only have 2 times a country now in 2023 it’s ur last time ever to be a country after that u guys will be suffer again all Yahood actually. Do u guys even know how many prophets did the Jews killed?
I remember this quite well. I was about the age of your parents and living at the time in Northridge and going to a Jewish school. Our Rabbi who was a pilot told us that he would leave for Israel to rescue Ethiopian Jews and therefore we would not see him for some time. He told us to be very quiet about this because the press should not be made aware of this because they would wreck everything (which did happen in the end). We did not tell anyone about it and then we heard about it in the news. It was incredible! And then when I went to Israel I saw all these beautiful Beta Yisrael and was happy that they came, even if it was not easy for them.
@@benenivel1478 That’s a fairytale. many Ethiopian and Eritrean crossed the border to Sudan to escape war since 1960’s to present. My late father visited the reception centers at hamdayit, wed helow, um rakuba, wed shirifay : semsem just to mention few. Most of these refugee were Christian and moslem. However, in 1980 things started change . Some of this refugees secretly started to claim they are Falasha so they migrate to Israel for better condition and opportunities - none of them practiced Judaism when they were back in Ethiopia ( majority were Christian).
@@stephanieadams9702 Did you know that some of the Jews had to claim to be Christians and hide their real belief? While what you said might be possible, the reality is that most Jews who had "converted" to Christianity were truly practicing Judaism in secret. When the opportunity arrived, they no longer needed to hide the truth.
@@stephanieadams9702 To state that “none of them practiced Judaism when they were back in Ethiopia” is simply false. There is well documented evidence that shows that Ethiopian Jews had to hide their practices during heights of persecution, just like with European Jews. However, Jewish communities from American to England to Israel all agreed that Judaism was being practiced in Ethiopia at that time.
The conflict between the Ethiopian Christian monarchs and the Jewish monarchs can be understood as a disagreement rooted in religious beliefs. It is important to note that both groups share a common ancestry, as the first Christians were themselves Jews. Therefore, it is not a matter of racial division, but rather differences in belief systems.
Exactly not to mention how the Judaism queen 👸 Yodit destroyed the country long history turned to ashes many historical records of pre Christianity and Christian monarch of Eritrea to central part of Abyssinia destroyed by her yet she portrayed as hero but of of course it’s not surprising
As an Ethiopian I strongly oppose the fact that you claimed Jew descendants had been persecuted here! That is false! Ethiopia had been under monarchy rule for 2 millennia! And those monarchs strongly believe that they are also descendants of the Jew origin and much respect for Jerusalem and Jew culture. Even the cultures of the Jews are still incorporated all over the country: Sons of Ethiopia are circumcised, Saturday is still holy, no one eats those forbidden things listed on the old testament ... Moreover we feel bad for the way Israeli treat Ethiopian Jews as strangers. And still more we think of them more Ethiopian than Israeli. And we still think they left Ethiopia to Israeli not because they hate Ethiopia but searching for Economic freedom that Ethiopia is poor and everyone of us need to leave the country!
The jews just want to go, Ethiopia was not confortable for them same for any other Ethiopian. Yeah the historical perspective is wrong, but they were separated
I'm an Ethiopian jew and my family in fact did went through harsh things in Ethiopia and so are my friends parents my godmother from my mom's side used to walk with a cross on her neck so she won't be ridiculed/attacked/disrespected but of course Ethiopians being Ethiopians you literally can't hide from anyone someone knows someone that knows you once they found out the Christian women in church spit on my grandmother one of the Christian women one time blamed my grandmother when the priest got sick (bcs she's Jewish) and that's only the start my dad went through worse then that and he came to israel by foot from Ethiopia with his aunt and others bc Ethiopia didn't allow them to leave my dad saw his aunt getting r@ped by Muslim Sudanese men and he was tortured by them on their journey to israel. I think it's an Ethiopian thing when bad things happen we don't really talk about we just kinda deal with which i saw and still see with our older generation
Wonderfully told, thank you! We often forget the effort and hard work the Ethio-jews have put on their own. We only dipict how Isreal and their fellow Jewish "brothers" have airlifted them to the promissed land. This is the second time I watch video showing the hardship and ordeal the Ethio-jews went through to get to Israel. Thank you for educating of all the work behind scenes. Amazing people working hard. I used to love the word "felasha" - because of how beautiful it sounds, but I´ll be careful using the word in the future. It doesn't really sound good anymore. I hope our sister- and brother-Ethiopian jews are being treated better today. I know they went through another ordeal once they reached Israel.🙏🙏🙏
THE BLACK AMERICANS AND OTHERS CARIBBEAN BLACKS OF THE SLAVE TRADE FIT THE BIBLE COMPLETELY. THERE ALSO THE HEBREWS ON THE WALLS OF EGYPT.. EVEN EUROPEAN JEWS HAD THEN AS SLAVES ALL OVER. AND THERE HATED FOR NO REASON.
I have read and seen documentaries on this amazing journey and escapade. It is truly wondrous, though tinged with tragedy. Thank you for this captivating peek into Jewish and Israeli ingenuity.
"Israelis: Are Ethiopian Jews part of the Jewish people?" certainly presents an intriguing query that forces us to reflect on the multifaceted nature of Jewish identity. While the title is engaging, it might unintentionally bring the 'Jewishness' of Ethiopian Jews into question, as though it's a matter open for debate. This is an important subject that deserves a thorough, evidence-based dialogue-one that not only explores the diversity within the Jewish community but also acknowledges the unique dimensions that Ethiopian Jews bring to this diversity. Historical Roots: Ethiopian Jews, known as Beta Israel, have a claimed lineage that dates back over 2000 years. The Bible itself contains multiple references to Ethiopia, further substantiating their claims of ancient Jewish heritage. Unique Religious Practices: Distinct religious texts and traditions exist within the Ethiopian Jewish community, some of which may even be considered older or more 'original' forms of Judaism. These practices not only validate their Jewish identity internally but also contribute a unique richness to the broader spectrum of Jewish religious life. Cultural Tradition: The Ethiopian Jewish community has preserved a robust oral history, which asserts a direct lineage from ancient Israelites. This tradition has been maintained even in the face of geographical and political isolation from other Jewish communities. Genetic Factors: While not the definitive factor for establishing 'Jewishness,' certain genetic markers shared between Ethiopian Jews and other Jewish communities serve as additional supporting evidence of their ancient Israelite heritage. Contrast with Ashkenazi Jews: To deepen this discussion, consider the Ashkenazi Jews, who comprise the majority in Israel and around the world. Unlike Ethiopian Jews, the Ashkenazi community has historical instances of conversion and primarily descends from converts in Central and Eastern Europe. Given all these aspects, the pressing question isn't so much whether Ethiopian Jews are part of the Jewish people. Instead, the question might be: How do the unique traditions and experiences of Ethiopian Jews broaden and enrich our collective understanding of what it means to be Jewish? Their story speaks to the resilience and lasting legacy of the Jewish people, which crosses boundaries of culture, geography, and time.
Oh man that makes your eyes water. To think for so long they were the only ones left, then to fight so hard to return home. They are Jewish and I hope all who wish to can return home one day 🕊️
Because that is their home they look like every Ethiopian so of course it's their motherland whether you like it or not their differences with a lot of Ethiopians may be religious nothing else. No one will be fooled by this video, it's incomplete and carries a lot of misinformation. This video is for propaganda
I’m a Jew , I support Israel but like any other countries they have their problems . The way Israel treats the Ethiopian Jews in Israel is disgusting. The government should be ashamed of themselves. As a people who have been persecuted for ages we can be such bully’s. Pathetic
Sir,I'm trying to understand. We're these Ethiopians put throughout all of Isreal or in one part?Do the Ethiopians live amongst the Palestinians or near Gaza..?
@@setfreetm5821 I've seen Ethiopian Jews on camera who live in Israel. The ones I saw, are treated just as any other by their fellow Jewish community. And as we saw in the video, Israel did play a part in their return home. As far as some in the government here and there, not all feel the same just as any government. One video I saw was with the Ask Project with Cory on RU-vid. I can't remember the other sources. I don't know of any who live in Gaza or why they would be there though. I know Egyptians live amongst Palestinians in Gaza though.
'Like other countries they have their problems'. Hmm, there's not many countries engaging in apartheid, ethnic cleansing and extra judicial murder right now. Mostly Isreal, Russia and China. 'Like other countries they have their problems' is what psychologists call minimising.
@davegibson79 There are many countries that do the exact thing you said. But none of the countries include Israel. A huge percentage of the world does the exact thing you said, mostly muslim countries, dictatorships like China, and 3rd world countries. If you think that ethnic clensing is just some words you can say without backing them up, then you are a complete idi&t. Ethnic clensing is what happened in Muslim countries, west bank area A, Gaza, and Jordan, which currently have 0 jews. Meanwhile arab Israelis and Ethiopians, christians, and citizens have equal rights and all lot of liberal benefits. If you know nothing, just because you think riding on the bandwagon every time you hear something on tiktok,then please don't spam. This is a complete misinformation
Thank you a millon for telling our story simply short and sweet. To watch this after long time, my body practically shake . it gave a mix emotional feeling cause i felt all the pain as a jew back home being called bouda( evil eye) and all the lost of family members in Sudan and 40 years later to see it this free at last, of coures life is not easy but free and happy❤. So It gaves me a shivering feeling.
im sorry sir you dont deserve this i am orthodox leaving in gonder i hv to money jew friends the new generation hv noo discrimination against our beloved ethiopian jews aka amhra jew
@@letarikfish don't say any thing that you don't know. I lived and experience it in Gonder city which I went to school ..and always embarrassed being a Jew cause my class mate use to call me በዳ yes I as same time I had friends I loved and still miss after 39 years. Being friends and being rejected who you are totally two different things. Yes we are friends but even friends ዘወር ሲሉ ቡዳ ማለታቸውን አይተውም ነበር ከመናገርህ በፊት ታሪክን ዘወር ብለህ አንብብ ጠይቅ ፣ ቤተ ስራአሎች ለምን አንጠረኛ ብረት ሰሪ እንደሆኑ ፣ለምን ሸክላ ሰሪ እንደሆኑ ከምን ተነስቶ ነው ።
An amazing story. I bet these poor Ethiopian Jews never in their wildest dreams thought that once in Israel, this same "saviour" was capable of exhibiting such extreme racism and oppression towards them. Today, Ethiopian Jews are living in a squalid and oppressed state in Israel and are not viewed as equal citizens under the law! As an outsider who travels to Israel regularly I am astonished at how Ethiopian Jews are treated by white Jews counterparts. Sometimes we all need to peek into the mirror of our soul and evaluate our true self! Only half a story has been told here!
We appreciate that you’re worried about our condition in Israel as Ethiopians but what you said here is false. There is racism in every place in the world it’s true. But we are equal citizens, we got the same rights and opportunities as a white person does. The Ethiopian that you see that feels and act like he is oppressed and unequal lied to you due to his lack of accountability and told you half of the story. I feel bad for that this is your point of view on us.
I am an Ethiopian Jew from Israel myself and I noticed in the video my grandfather in 3:05 he was a leader of Ethiopian Jews in Simien he is the one in the center. thanks for including him
Black and white is an American racial categorization. The rest of the world doesn't follow this nonsensical identity of skin color.@@stephanieadams9702
It was not only by Queen Sheba, but also by Moses that inherited by marriage. And the Jewish of now with Ethiopia has Historical back ground in the bible. The Bible said in Numbers 21:1 " And Miriam and Aaron spake against Moses because of the Ethiopian woman whom he had married: for he had married an Ethiopian woman." Therefore there Historical Background if you study Theology of HGL (Historical Grammatical and Literal), tha is good, but as for me becoming Jewish never bring to me save from my sin to confess as Christian that I believe in Jesus. I Mean to become a Jewish is not necessary for me as an Ethiopian. Why? because the bible said in the book of Galatian 3:28 "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus. "Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new." 2Chorontian 5:17.
I knew a lot about the Ethiopian exodus back in the late 1980’s but I learned a lot more from this RU-vid. This is another prophetic example of the in gathering of the Jewish exiles from the 4 corners of the earth
I knew them very well in Ethiopia. They have no any technology or communication meanses in the highlands of Ethiopia. But they're identified by David's star 🌟 sign on the top of their rural houses and israeli flags on animal skins. When they hear that Israel is in war state, I remember all of them, including my elementary school classmates wanted to go to war for Israel. They're unfortunately not well studied. They're more patriotic for their dream homeland than some actually living in israel.
Another aspect of the Ethiopian Jewish story is what happened to them during the years of the Holocaust. Italy had colonized Ethiopia but the natives united and resisted Italian rule. These groups included Jews, Christians and Muslims. Mussolini wrote to Hitler asking if he had any ideas about how to overcome the resistance and Hitler advised him to generate anti-Jewish sentiment among the Christians and Muslims and flood the area with all kinds of vile ant-Jewish leaflets and articles touting the worst conspiracy theories. This succeeded in getting the Muslims and Christians to turn on the Jews and spend their energies against their Jewish neighbors and fellow countrymen rather than on the Italians. Unfortunately, it worked all too well, and the Ethiopian Jews were the second group of Jews (after the German Jews) to experience the affects of Nazi Jew-hatred.
So the Beta Israel are officially from Shevet Dan according to Rav Ovadia? Is official then. Unbelievable. There is so much i didn't know about the Ethiopian community. This is truly amazing.
The Ethiopian Jews are not Israelites, and never were! They have no Levantine DNA, no Cohen DNA, the Levites were spread through all the tribes. The Ethiopian Jews are now full Jews, through conversion, they were never Israelites!!
@@YeEt-wl7wyyou are non sense..... Israel government once have taken felasha's blood and pouring into trash because Israeli government hates them deeply😂😂😂 and always want to take youngest to make them soldier and put in wars😂😂😂
@@YeEt-wl7wy my friend you’re kush thorough and thorough. My grandfather lived and worked with NGO in Ethiopia and Sudan specifically Hamdayit -Gedarif in 80’s.
@@stephanieadams9702are you trying to say that Ethiopian Jews are not actually Jewish? Modern large-scale DNA studies have shown that the average Ethiopian Jew is about 20% Levant in origin. Modern Ashkenazi are only marginally more Jewish at an average of 30%. Both communities have a very long history of keeping their Jewish custom and community despite mixing with the non-jewish population in which they lived for thousands of years. They follow Jew law, they are Jewish
I never thought the Jews in Ethiopia felt that way. No country is heaven or is always peaceful, specially Ethiopia. I thought we all shared all the peaces, chances, and loves that our country provided us. My best wishes to all of you! Let love and peace dominate the hate and war.
Jew, Judah, Judaism, These three terms are all inaccurate transliterations.Europeans took over the land of Yisharal (Israel) and made up the term "Jew," replacing Yisharal, and forming their own religion (loaded with tradition aka Leaven) run by rabbis called "Judaism." Modern Judaism is not the Way of the Most High as seen in The Torah (Law/Scripture/Instruction). Yahudi (Heb.), means "one who worships/knows YaH." Yahudah (Heb.) is the correct transliteration It means to "know" YaH.
Ethiopian are actually more jews then current jews in Israel i can tell you as Egyptian. Our once Egyptian leader even tole current Israel occupiers "you left black but came back white" President Nasser.
archaeologists have uncovered numerous synagogues up the Nile River that have been there for thousands of years. the Jewish diaspora has been going on for a long, long time. My Grandmother innoculated me against anti-semitism at a very young age. I'm grateful to her forever.
The compete story??? Read the history of how the Zionists came in and killed and robbed the Palestinians of their land. And the mistreatment of even Orthodox, Sephardic, Ethiopian. and Mizrahi Jews. The Ashkenazi Jews are supremacist, and even now are committing genocide in Gaza!
Keep in mind that Ashkenazi community didn't view Beta Israel’s as Jews. They demanded that all males go through circumcision again. Beta Israel held to the patrilineal descent as being Jewish not matrilineal. The practise of recognizing Jewishness was always through the father not the mother. The matrilineal concept was adopted during the first century of the CE.
The funny part is that Moses , Solomon, David all looked more like the Ethiopian Jews then the European azkenazi khazar converts. In Islam Solomon, Moses are all described as having dark skin. We don't know these whites, there is a reason that the Muslims after the establishment of Israel in the 1940's said " the Jews left black and came back white ". 😂😂
You're completely WRONG!! It were only the ultra-orthodoxes, that indeed have their say in civilian religious things. But you cannot generalized to all Ashkenazim!!! They're a minority of them, a powerful one, but a minority!
@@eduyaabby566 They are called Ethiopian Jews because they lived there for centuries. Also, did you know that one of Emperor Zara Yaqob's name was "exterminator of the Jews"? His own son rebelled against him and established a Jewish Kingdom where they could be protected: "Abba Saga was the son of the Ethiopian emperor Zara Yaqob,[1] and a monk of Ethiopian Christianity. His teacher was Abba Sabra, a monk of Ethiopian Christianity. He rebelled against his father after his conversion to Judaism and took refuge in Hoharwa mountains with a Jewish monk named Abba Sabra. Later Abba Sabra and Abba Saga, established a separate kingdom in modern-day Ethiopia in which Jews were not persecuted, unlike the kingdom, of his father, who was known as "the exterminator of the Jews" in which Jews were severely persecuted. The two formed the Falasha form of monasticism on lines similar to those of the Christians". Stern, Henry Aaron (2013). Wanderings Among the Falashas in Abyssinia: Together with Descriptions of the Country and its Various Inhabitants. p. 14. Kessler, David F (2012). The Falashas: A Short History of the Ethiopian Jews.
😂 Ready your history and check the %..Or I'll 📝 it down for you. .001 Are Refugees yahud, who came, and under us. The KINKS of you. Th kings 😂. The land is not yahud land. Who is Yahud.
The Habesha people of Ethiopia are the ancient ethnic Israelites who practice the earliest form of Judaic culture going back to the first temple. Unlike the Ashkenazi Jews who converted to Judaic culture in the 8th century under the Khazarian King Bulan & are not Semitic but rather European with Yiddish as there indigenous language which is Germanic.@@stephanieadams9702
While I am far from impressed with how the Israeli government handled it's response to the October 7th incident, I have nothing against Israel or Jewish people.
I’ve got goosebumps man! What a beautiful story! I’m Iranian-American and Christian, and I was in tears by the end of this. It’s inspiring and moving to see people so patriotic and so loving of their fellow Jew that they did all this to bring them home. Prophetic yes, but also very human, very of this world. You, sir, have done such a wonderful job hosting Unpacked! You’ve brough some refreshing honesty and much-needed humanity to the often-dishonest and cruel discourse surrounding Zionism. Well done! 🫶🏽🇮🇱
I want to confirm you that they were discriminated for centuries and lived in specific area and insulted as they are evil eyed b/c they are creative and handcrafted this is true history. I am from Ethippia
They left from wolleka to wollegga too both ppl produce clay and weaving still today in wollegga. Wollegga ppl. cusbites they were. Habeshas call them canabls and stargers same for oromo jews they call them invaders or stragers. They are our clans who were cut of and forgotten in time. When are you guys gonna talk about it. Gudit wad called akko manoyye in oromo or gudditti for candace or the highest and she practiced waqqeffanna exactly earky judiasm. She ruled during the grandmother queens thus we oromos calk her akko grandma.
Israel grew as a nation in Africa (Egypt) so Israel has had an intimate connection with Africa for an extremely long time. It has been proposed by various scholars that Africa was named after one of Abraham’s descendants which reinforces Israel’s connection with Africa. It is a hard historical fact that numerous Israelite communities have existed amongst the northern regions of Africa for more than 2,000 years. It is a hard historical fact that Tacitus equated the Jews of being of Egyptian or Ethiopian descent which means ethnically and culturally the Jews aligned with “Hamitic” peoples
Yes and no. Jews do have a very strong historical connection to Africa, with many communities living their for thousands of years, but Jews are Semitic.....like Arabs, and East Africans.
@@secondexodus9105 Semitic is a language family, but also Semitic peoples are very close in culture, it does not matter if their skin color is Tan, Black, Brown, Olive, or White, or if they are from Africa, Asia, North America etc.
I have my doubts that Ethiopian Christians attacked or were aggressive to Ethiopian Jews. And how do we know for certain that those so called Ethiopian Jews are really descendants of exiled Jews?
@@Dominique03 A lot of them are. Let’s remember that because of Israel’s sins as a nation, they were scattered throughout the world. Naturally, some of them mixed with the locals if were they were and adapted part of the culture. The Tanakh mentions an Ethiopian in the story of king David, & during Solomon’s reign, there was a relationship between both kingdoms. Maybe a few mixed with each other, & those who went to Ethiopia probably brought judaism to Ethiopia. How would you tell which Ethiopians we’re mixed with Jews? In my opinion, the majority are strictly Ethiopia, & maybe a few mixed with Jewish blood. If I’m wrong, prove it.
@@Dominique03 By the way, the stereotype of the ancient Jews were those who came from countries in the Middle East, like Yemen, Iraq, Iran, Egypt, etc. They preserved the original Hebrew & it’s pronunciation, rituals, etc. But it doesn’t mean that most European Jews aren’t really Jewish. The B’rit Chadashah mentions an Ethiopian who was evangelized by Philip, a Jew who believed in Yeshua as HaMashiach, by which The Way (gentiles call it Christianity) was spread in Ethiopia.
"Abba Saga was the son of the Ethiopian emperor Zara Yaqob,[1] and a monk of Ethiopian Christianity. His teacher was Abba Sabra, a monk of Ethiopian Christianity. He rebelled against his father after his conversion to Judaism and took refuge in Hoharwa mountains with a Jewish monk named Abba Sabra. Later Abba Sabra and Abba Saga, established a separate kingdom in modern-day Ethiopia in which Jews were not persecuted, unlike the kingdom, of his father, who was known as "the exterminator of the Jews" in which Jews were severely persecuted. The two formed the Falasha form of monasticism on lines similar to those of the Christians[2]" 1Stern, Henry Aaron (2013). Wanderings Among the Falashas in Abyssinia: Together with Descriptions of the Country and its Various Inhabitants. Routledge. p. 14. 2Kessler, David F (2012). The Falashas: A Short History of the Ethiopian Jews. This is just the tip of the iceberg.
After it became clear that the immigrants who remained in the Sudanese camps were in danger, it was decided to pursue an operation of intense immigration, nicknamed "Operation Moses", during which about 8,000 immigrants were brought to Israel from Ethiopia using Israeli aircraft not boat!
You should talk about how they gave the Ethiopian women as they got to Israel shot to prevent them to give birth and how Ethiopian are facing racism along with economic freedom. Lot of information is missing from your video
I know how this feel! My Grandfather 100% jew had to disowned my father because he born out of weeding from a Haitian women. All while they been living in Haiti. We are mixed but all we know is the Haitian culture. The racism is really deep in the jewish community. I’m 33 yr old, never heard or saw or talked to him. All i got is a old family picture of my dad and them people when he was a kid.
Benjamin H. Freedman: "A Jewish man writes about the Jews and reveals an interesting history. He states that the present Jews in Palestine are not true descendants of the Judeans, but rather decendents of the Khazars, 10 October 1954". Jesus describe himself as a "Judean from Juda" and not as Jew. In His book Freedman writes that the Talmud is form of Pharisaism, not as Judaism. The rituals and rights are based on the Talmud and NOT on the Torah. According to Rabbi Morris Kertzer in the article published in June 1952, stated that the Talmud is the TextBook used to train Rabbis. The Talmud has very little common with the Bible. Kertzer further states that the Talmud contains "63 books" which used to train rabbis and has recorded vicious and vile blasphemies of Jesus. between its covers. The Jews derived from Eastern Europe. Then they converted from Talmud to Judaism to become TalmudicJudaism. By Professor Walter Veith
Ethiopia was a strongly Jewish place but also extremely diverse. The entirely missed point in this video is that Jews and Zionists are not the same thing and the idea of Zionists deciding who is an authentic Jew is quite laughable, and Israel as a state discriminates against Africans, even force sterilizing them, and that there is a larger nation of Israel that is comprised of the people who keep the Torah and keep the commandments in earnest and do not participate in the secular ideas of Zionist ideology and are very much against the NEO-Bolshevist system of Israel.
@@AmethystEyes Perhaps, but the whole concept of messianism is quite ranging, many keep the commandments without a concept that a messiah is coming, in a person, moreso in a human heart shift where empathy is engaged and the healing of the nations takes places through a remembrance.
Christians in Ethiopia treated the so-called jews with respect. No one attacked them that is a lie. Ethiopia accepted them and allowed them to stay when Israeli's disobeyed God and they dispersed all over the world. Felasha means an immigrant, they are not "invaders" as you claimed so no one refered to them as such.
But they were there before Christianity tho I'm from somalia we have a jew community too called yibir I think them and the beta Israel are somehow related
You're the one who is lying they have always been mistreated. They were tagged with many names. Because the bible says 'አይሁድ ይክዱታል'. Most people see them as evil eyed 'ቡዳ' since their eye color was a little different.
Good story. Now, the Ethiopian Jews are still between a rock and a hard place in Israel, facing structural and systemic racial discrimination. Hope to see the vigor and resources Israel deployed to bring them out of their mother land are replicated in ensuring their human rights, dignity and worth.
The attitude of the Ashkenazi and Sephardim towards Beta Israel reminded me of the relationship between the St.Thomas Christians of Malabar and the Portuguese Padroado from 1500
This video should put an end to the absurd claim of Israeli apartheid. There is not one country in the world that has voluntarily absorbed over a hundred thousand black people. Not even African ones.
Isaiah 11: On that day the Lord will extend His hand a second time to recover the remnant of His people from Assyria, from EGYPT, PATHROS, FROM KUSH, from Elam [UPPER EGYPT], from Shinar, from Hamath, and from the islands of the sea. 12He will raise a banner for the nations and gather the exiles of YIsraEL; He will collect the scattered of YEHUDA [Judah] from the four corners of the earth.
I strongly opposed that the Bete Israel not treated differently than any other Ethiopia. The famine and war affects all Ethiopian. I believe Ethiopian Jews were okay in Ethiopia than facing racism in Israel!!!
according to the account of Eldad the Danite, the tribe of Dan and the others who willfully left went to Africa during the split between the northern kingdom and the southern kingdom. In another instance, it is a hard historical fact that Jews fled into Africa with the destruction of the Second Temple 70 A.D. The oral traditions of certain peoples in Africa attest to their ancestors fleeing into Africa during and after the destruction of the First and Second Temple.
Eldad the Danite was not even from Dan. He was a storyteller first and foremost. He claimed to be from Ethiopia, yet the Ethiopians spoke Ge'ez, not Hebrew. He only spoke Hebrew with some Arabic mixed in. Do you also believe the story that Black African cannibals, yes, your ancestors, fattened his friend and ate him????
@@secondexodus9105 Eldad claimed he was of the tribe of Dan, that is how the whole Dan nonsense started. So the Ethiopians claim to be from Dan. And there are no Abyssinians claiming to be of the tribe of Dan.
@@shainazion4073 yup 👍 i agree that the Dan stuff has been blown way out of proportion. Also the Sheba and Solomon stuff is not in the Biblical canon either.
