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Learn about the Jewish people in Falasha Village and the weekly Debark market in Ethiopia.

The Falasha Village in North Ethiopia -

Learn about the Jewish people in Falasha Village and the weekly Debark market in Ethiopia.

Added: 7/27/09

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The Falasha Village in North Ethiopia

The Jewish tradition goes back in Ethiopia from I think 450 B.C. This is a flash of the legend at one time. They have primarily been air lifted to Israel since we do not drive photos and our children don’t beg you for money. They have now a synagogue under right here. I don’t even know how these people acquire many things because the land is solid rocks. They cut of these terraces but it bothers my mind how they managed to grow anything at all. That is so very difficult. We are in the market and today is a busy market because it’s going to be Lenten five days so people are selling sheep etcetera because on Lenten they can eat meat.

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The Jewish tradition goes back in Ethiopia from I think 450 B.C. This is a flash of the legend at one time. They have primarily been air lifted to Israel since we do not drive photos and our children don’t beg you for money. They have now a synagogue under right here.

I don’t even know how these people acquire many things because the land is solid rocks. They cut of these terraces but it bothers my mind how they managed to grow anything at all. That is so very difficult. We are in the market and today is a busy market because it’s going to be Lenten five days so people are selling sheep etcetera because on Lenten they can eat meat.

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