Amud HaEsh ( pillar of Fire)

Hong Kong entrepreneurs and philanthropists Roy Chen and his wife, Yuk Lynn Chen Woo, are devout Christians who believe they were instructed by God to bring Ethiopian Jews to Israel. It took them a while to figure out and fulfill their mission but, in late November, they flew to Ethiopia to meet the Falash Mura still […]

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Israeli Health Minister ‘Not Responsible’ for Delayed Implementation of New Blood Donor Rules Article by Haaretz November 15, 2016 Read this article about how the ministry of health in Israel is recommending an ease on the decades-old restrictions that have been set in place to ban Ethiopian…

Fearless Young Actor Refuses to Become Poster Girl for Israeli-Ethiopian Community Article by Haaretz News October 2, 2016 Oshrat Ingedashet was an 8th grader who attended a religious high school in Ashdod. It was an all girls school and she decided that it was not the right path for here. Read here to see the […]

Israeli Youth Offenders of Ethiopian Descent Three Times More Likely to Go to Prison Article by Haaretz 23rd of October Click here to read this article by Haaretz online news reporters. The facts are disappointing and the potential for outreach is enormous. Become part of our prayer team and partner with us to see better […]

Amud HaEsh is active around the city of Jerusalem and the country of Israel. It is our goal to spread the love of God and Yeshua to the people of the Ethiopian community here in Jerusalem. We are happy to offer you a window into the work we do and the events that we plan and attend.

The Feast of Tabernacles on the 23rd of October Where: King of Kings at Jaffa 97 street at Clal building. What: Authentic Ethiopian delicious food. Ethiopian coffee will also be served. Why: We hope to alleviate suffering to left behind Beta Yisrael. Especially those who were left behind because of their faith

A coalition crisis led to a renewal of immigration from Ethiopia and tears flowed yesterday at Ben Gurion Airport. Family members who have not seen each other for years got together, and reminded the government that there are thousands more who are waiting to immigrate to Israel.