Cop was accused of recklessly killing Solomon Tekah, sparking nationwide protests; family voices 'shock and astonishment' over his return to force

Court orders law enforcement to submit new regulations specifying when officers can ask for IDs, after petition charging discrimination against people of Ethiopian origin, Arabs

The annual Hullageb arts festival, hosted by Jerusalem's Confederation House, includes vocalists from the 'Ethiopian Banai' family and a play that echoes the community's protests

Ethiopia-born Absorption Minister Pnina Tamano-Shato arrives with flight, greeted with fanfare at airport, as plan to bring 2,000 kicks off, with thousands more still waiting

Knesset Aliyah Committee to grill officials Wednesday against backdrop of escalating fighting in northwest Ethiopia, in which Gondar Jew was killed last week

Children's book author Naomi Shmuel to speak about diversity and difference in Ethiopian community for digital celebration

November 15 will mark 5 years since the government first promised to bring some 8,000 Ethiopian Jews to Israel; officials are now selecting 2,000 for a January arrival

Tel Aviv University's new 'Orit Guardians' only graduate program in the world to focus on Ethiopian Jewish scriptures; will train Ethiopian-Israeli student to record oral tradition

50 Ethiopian-Israeli officers and former soldiers, with parents and siblings waiting in camps, say government is violating 2015 resolution to bring whole community by end of 2020

Amir Haskel suggests police video of him yelling at officer was leaked for political reasons, predicts 6-figure turnout at PM's residence when mass protests resume