|
1. Ethiopian Aliyah - the most deadly exodus
Col hacavod to the Ethiopians. But lets not ever confuse choose death additions as bringing life to anyone.
|
|
|
2. Enlightened News! I am proud of Rabbi
Shalom Sharon!
Keep up the great work!!
|
|
|
3. Bravo! should be made into a movie for the world to see
| yussi , |
israel |
|
(10.12.10) |
|
|
|
4. wow I never knew this can be so openly warm
and accepting, good story.
|
|
|
|
He is the mitzva that is Israel. I am smiling through the back of my head!
A truly good story.
|
|
|
6. cool! very cool! this rabbi is enlightened!
|
|
|
7. I've worked with Rav Sharon
| Leonie Lachmish |
|
|
(10.12.10) |
He is one of the most charismatic, caring, humourous, intelligent , fascinating and open-minded people you can hope to meet. His story is a film waiting to be made and if orthodoxy wants to salvage any glory, he should be brought to the masses with his own TV and radio shows. He is also a lecturer at Bar Ilan University and soon onto his post-doctorate.
|
|
|
8. Simply wonderful
| Yehudi , |
Jerusalem, Israel |
|
(10.12.10) |
This story makes me feel very happy. We need more Rabbis like Rabbi Shalom.
|
|
|
9. what a great uplifting story-lets see more
|
|
|
10. It is an interesting story.
| Yehuda , |
Toronto |
|
(10.12.10) |
FYI, Ethiopian Jews came from two regions of Ethiopia, both in the Northern part of the country. The majority of them are from Gonder/Amhara region and the minority are from Tigre region. The Amhara speak Amharic and the Tigre speak Tigrigna, Afro-Semitic languages.
| |
