An #Aquarian won't just get up and judge you like that, we observe then we will know the person you are.— AQUARIUS Astrology (@AquariusUnite) August 15, 2017
— Farsi Out of Bounds (@AsherLeaks) August 15, 2017
WIKIPEDIA: According to the Bible, Galilee was named by the Israelites and was the tribal region of Naphthali and Dan, at times overlapping the Tribe of Asher's land.
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ልጥፎችን በመለያ YERUSHALAYIM በማሳየት ላይ። ሁሉንም ልጥፎች አሳይ
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Refreshin, invigorating, articulate essay.... Best summary of the Jewish belief in #Moshiach I've seen to date: http://t.co/aH6ZrceI— Mitzvah Tank (@MitzvahTank) March 14, 2012
(VIN) Jerusalem - HaRav Ovadiya: When Moshiach Comes Everyone Will Follow Sephardic Custom: Jerusalem - In .. http://bit.ly/mDvy1— Jewish News Feeds (@JewishNewsFeeds) September 7, 2009
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In annual tradition, members of Filipino church in Israel volunteer clean up around Tel Aviv central bus station - another side of Israel pic.twitter.com/yR6na00Kzh— Rabbi David Mivasair (@Mivasair) June 3, 2017
— Gabriel Rosenberg (@GabRosenberg) May 30, 2017
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To all the Filipinos in Tel Aviv..take care! We're praying for the peace of Israel...— Cristine joy Araneta (@Yoj_Araneta) July 10, 2014
At Tel Aviv Central Bus Station - A well- known rendezvous for all Filipino OFWs in Israel. Awesome! 😮👍👫 #Israel2014— Amithyst 🌸 (@theladyamithyst) April 12, 2014
Sunday, went to Central Bus Station for Filipino food. Instead, found an Israeli inhaling hilbeh and singing karaoke in Tagalog. #TelAviv— Daniella Cheslow (@Dacheslow) April 16, 2013
the Manila of Israel #TelAviv....kukikinang ang mata ko sa Filipino foods :O..— Krystle Ramos (@itsLeAnne17) October 27, 2012
So excited to be working with Filipino #women in a 3 hour #selfdefense workshop in Tel Aviv! #vaw #empowerment— El HaLev (@elhalev) September 21, 2011
just watched 'Jellyfish’, filmed in Tel Aviv. One of the storylines follows a Filipina caregiver -few ever that take the perspective— Safe Harbour (@SafeHarbourCdn) November 10, 2008
On my way to Tel Aviv. Wheeww, need 2 shop pinoy go0ds for a week supply. I miss instant pancit canton kea.— Just_Con_eehh (@XaVillaBregas7) April 17, 2010
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Israeli court rejects appeal of couple convicted of enslaving Filipino worker https://t.co/hY8fESluui via @timesofisrael— Andy M (@andyismo) Setyembre 9, 2016
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ELIYAHU KAMISHER: As Israelis have left the building, Israel’s immigrant communities, including Filipino, Sudanese and Eritreans, have made the station and the adjacent Neveh Sha’anan neighborhood their cultural and commercial center. Filipino food products, such as fermented fish sauce, can be bought on the fourth floor, not far from the African Refugee Development Center, which advocates on behalf of African asylum-seekers.
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Igor Lenivtsev: Filipino street – Don’t even try to google it
Dante R. Santiago: I was already retired from UP LB then and teaching in a college in Manila. Because Ethiopia is in the Bible, my interest was piqued and I applied. Fortunately, I was accepted by the Ethiopians who interviewed me right there and then. I am one of the first Filipinos to come to Ethiopia as a college teacher. [We were told that, during the time of Ferdinand Marcos, Filipino high school teachers were deployed here.] I teach at the graduate and postgraduate levels and only very recently that I was asked to teach an undergraduate course in order to maximize the benefit of my presence here. It is because of our good performance—the first batch of teachers—that the Ethiopian government decided to recruit more Filipino teachers. Every now and then, we have gatherings and enjoy good Filipino food while drinking and singing songs [videoke]. Also, a regular event is dinner in a restaurant when salary day comes. There are two fine restos near the campus which we frequent. When they realize we come from the Philippines, they call us Philippians, mistaking us for the people to whom the apostle Paul wrote a letter [The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians].
Global Pinoy: What is a typical day for you?
Dante R. Santiago: Here in Jimma, Ethiopia, I go to the university campus every day except Saturday and Sunday. The campus is just a 10-minute walk from my house. When I have class, I lecture in the morning and hold laboratory sessions in the afternoon. In most days, I spend my morning there doing e-mails, reading online news [Inquirer, BBC, CNN and Al-Jazeera] and advising students.
In the afternoon, I just stay in my house, reading books. In the evening, I watch videos that I downloaded from the Internet or given by friends. I prefer videos with moral themes.www.ethiopianairlines.com
Igor Lenivtsev: Central Bus Station became a home and social center for refugees and migrant workers from all over the world. I decided to explore this monster maze from inside. And when I say maze – let’s say if I were an architect of this monster I would never mention it in my CV. Filipinos is the largest foreign workers community in Israel. It’s estimated that there are about 100000 Filipinos in Israel, half of them legally and the other half stayed after their permit expired.On the 4th floor of CBS which is the entrance floor (maze) there is an area with all what Filipino needs – Filipino supermarkets, travel agencies, money transfers and so. On weekends [Friday and Saturday] Filipino food market taking place here on Filipino street. So why I call it “street” if it’s indoors?
1. It looks like a street and feels like a street2. Floor is paved with the same kind of tiles like outdoors
3. You can find red post box, which is usually placed outdoors
How to get to Filipono street? Enter from main entrance, turn right and go until you see McDonalds, turn left, skip shopping gallery and then turn right to bus platforms.
Disclaimer – it’s not an actual street, at least not in the conventional way we think when somebody says “street”
If you remember my post about graffiti on the 7th floor of CBS, you may have gotten the impression that you should stay away from CBS. In general I advocate the same.
Medi Nahmiyaz: Marietta with her mother at the shopping area of the Tel Aviv bus station on a Saturday night. Tel Aviv, Israel. October 2006.
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"FALASHA MASADA"
“Falashas: The Forgotten Jews,” Baltimore Jewish Times, 9 November 1979: Once they were kings. A half million strong, they matched their faith with fervor and out-matched the Moslem and Christian tribesmen around them to rule the mountain highlands around Lake Tana. They called themselves Beta Israel—the house of Israel—and used the Torah to guide their prayers and memories of the heights of Jerusalem as they lived in their thatched huts in Ethiopia.
But their neighbors called them Falashas—the alien ones, the invaders. And even three hundred years of rule, even the black features that matched those of all the people around them did not make the Jews of Ethiopia secure governors of their destiny in Africa.
Righteous Jews Honored by Falasha Supporters, AAEJ Press Release, 1981: Falasha men and women fought to the death from the steep heights of their fortress… they threw themselves over the precipice or cut each other’s throats rather than be taken prisoner—it was a Falasha Masada. [The rebel leaders] burned all of the Falasha’s written history and all of their religious books, it was an attempt to eradicate forever the Judaic memory of Ethiopia.
Jewish Virtual Library: Others, however, argued for a more quiet diplomacy, void of the public demonstrations and arrests that marked the struggle for Soviet Jewry.
