ETHIOPIA'S JEWS PRAY FOR A MIRACLE TRIP TO ISRAEL

The video explores the plight of Ethiopian Jews, known as Falashas, who have faced significant challenges in their quest to immigrate to Israel. It highlights the historical airlifts in the 1980s and 90s, personal stories of separation and hardship, and the ongoing struggles of those still waiting for their applications to be processed. Despite economic and social challenges, these individuals maintain hope for a better future and believe in their eventual reunification with family in Israel.

What was the primary reason Ethiopian Jews, known as Falashas, left their villages in the 1980s and 90s?

• To reach the promised land of Israel

• To escape a local conflict

• To seek better economic opportunities

• To join a religious pilgrimage

What is one of the main challenges faced by the Falashas in Addis Ababa?

• Inability to practice their religion

• Separation from family members

• Discrimination in employment

• Lack of access to education

How long have some Falashas been waiting for their applications to be processed by the Israeli embassy?

• Over 15 years

• Over 10 years

• Over 5 years

• Over 20 years

What new development has affected the chances of Falashas joining their families in Israel?

• A new health requirement

• A decrease in available flights

• A change in Israeli government policy

• An increase in application fees

Despite their challenges, what do the Falashas continue to believe?

• That they will return to their villages

• That they will find prosperity in Ethiopia

• That God will not forget them

• That they will be accepted by other countries