The Falasha ('exiles' or'strangers') are Ethiopian Jews, some 40,000 of whom have migrated to Israel from the time of Israel's Operation Moses, continuing until the present time, under the provisions of the Law of Return (1950).
The Falasha ('exiles' or'strangers') are Ethiopians who many consider to be Jews. Some 40,000 of them have migrated to Israel from the time of Israel's Operation Moses, continuing until the present time, under the provisions of the Law of Return (1950).