Israeli contest targeting Ethiopian Jews votes
The article discusses the efforts of Israeli parties to attract the votes of Ethiopian Jews in the upcoming elections, despite their ongoing marginalization and weak actual political representation. It indicates that these parties pretend to defend their rights and their immigration history, but often nominate candidates in positions unlikely to reach the Knesset, reflecting political exploitation and continued racial discrimination. The article emphasizes that the Ethiopian community in Israel faces challenges such as the halt of migration for displaced families and awaiting legal review of family reunification requests. It calls for serious and determined political engagement with them, and for their exploitation in election campaigns to be kept separate from issues of racism and political conflicts.
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