What is ahead for both Israel and India after the migration of the Bnei Menashe? And why are they essential for them?

KIRYAT ARBA, WEST BANK — When Tzvi Khaute came six years ago from a remote corner of India, claiming to be of the lost Jewish tribe of Menashe, Israeli authorities didn't buy it. Things may be ...

Daber: in Hebrew, to speak. Daberu: Japanese for chatting. Goi: a non-Hebrew or foreigner. Gai'Jeen: prefix for a foreigner, a non-Japanese. Kor: cold in Hebrew. Koru ...

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Reports that the Israeli authorities have given the ‘go ahead’ for the repatriation and integration into the Israeli populace ...

The curse of Ham and the lost tribes of Israel -- The Atlantic slave trade, the birth of Igbo consciousness and the age of British empire -- Early Israel-Igbo relations -- Biafra and the Six-Day-War - ...

New Delhi: The Israeli cabinet has approved the immigration of all 5,800 Bnei Menashe, a community residing in the Northeast region of India. Their Jewishness, however, has long been a matter of ...

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