falasha造句

• Starting in 1843, he collected and selected data about the Falasha.
• Similar campaigns in the north against the Agaw and the Falasha were not as successful.
• He served as the chairman of the Falasha Welfare Association and the Wiener Library in London.
• It was well known that the country's Jews, known as Falasha, were persecuted.
• In the latter post he was assigned to head a commission regarding the status of the Falasha.
• Some other branches of Judaism, such as Falasha Judaism, have substantially different practices including the requirement of an actual spring or stream.
• Ethiopia's Jews, known as Falasha or Beta Israel, traced their origins to Solomonic times but had long been separated from other Jews.
• Israel Friedlander suggested that he may have been a son of an Ethiopian Falasha woman, which explains why he was called " ibn al-Sawd
  
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• Mittwoch was very active on behalf of the Ethiopian Jews ( Falasha ), and was also one of the first German Jews who could speak fluent Ivrit.
• Shortly before his death, Dr . Berger was asked to comment on the " Felash Mura ", descendants of ancient Falasha whose families had long abandoned Judaism.
• Mussolini claimed that territory from conquered Ethiopia would make an ideal homeland for the Jews, noting that there were large numbers of Falasha already living there who identified as Jews.
• The delays in admitting Ethiopians may be attributed to religious motivations rather than racism, since there was debate whether or not Falasha Jews'( Beta Israel ) were Jewish.
• Regardless of these views, in Ethiopia, there resides a Jewish minority group, often referred to as Falasha or Beta Israel, who practice the procedure of female genital cutting.
• The record consisted of four songs : " Rapture ", " Falasha ", " Big Heart " and " Spaghetti Western ", and got a good deal of local airplay.
• Hadassah now employs social workers who speak numerous languages, including Russian and Amharic _ the latter to communicate with Ethiopian Falasha Jews, who believe they are the descendants of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
• In Ethiopia in 1965, he found penniless Jews ( known as " Falasha " ) trying to eke out a primitive living in a country that discriminated against them in every aspect of their lives.
• In 1984-1985 he commanded Shaldag Unit in the clandestine airlift of 7, 000 endangered Beta Israel ( or " Falasha " ) Jews from Ethiopia to Israel in what was known as " Operation Moses " and in special operations in Lebanon.
• As an early advocate of airlifting Ethiopian Jews to Israel, he wrote an op-ed piece on the subject for " New York Times " and made a documentary entitled " Falasha : Exile of the Black Jews " ( 1983 ).
• Notable people photographed by Fields on the bridge included the playwright Brendan Behan, the actors Margaret Rutherford and Gene Tierney, and Prince Monolulu, who claimed to be a chief of the Falasha tribe of Abyssinia, and who wore a headdress and a fur coat.
• According to Gideon Shimoni in his book, " Community and Conscience : The Jews in Apartheid South Africa " ( 2003 ) : " In terms of " halakha " the Lemba are not at all comparable with the Falasha [ of Ethiopia ].