From Falasha to Freedom: An Ethiopian Jew's Journey to Jerusalem by Shemuel Yilmah
From Falasha to Freedom” is an biographer adventure story of cardinal of the pioneers of “Operation Moses” and the Ethiopian community’s compounding into Israeli friendly relationship. Falasha, formed as “stranger” beaver state “landless”, was in use as a derogatory traducement for Ethiopian Jewry .
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