Ethiopian-Israeli leaders say state knowingly permits missionizing of community, demand change. His plans include the opening of a media institute in Israel where young black Americans could study while learning about the country. However, “there’s a problem with these young black Israelis, these young Ethiopian Israelis…. “More rabbis in the Ethiopian community are beginning to speak out as well,” Shannon Nuszen, of Beyneynu, a non-profit organization that monitors missionary activity in Israel, told WIN. Nuszen said that COGIC, with the participation of Bishop Plummer, has established at least five churches within the Ethiopian community since 2015.

Source: Ethiopian News November 03, 2020 19:30 UTC