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About 20 Israelis were reported stranded in Tigray on September 27 after renewed fighting closed regional airports, and armed activity is rising in Amhara, including around Gondar. No antisemitic incidents or violence specifically targeting Jews or Israelis were reported in the past 30 days. The Israeli government advises avoiding conflict areas in Amhara (Gondar, Wollo, Gojam) and heightened caution in the south and east. Avoid the north, stay in contact with the Israeli Embassy in Addis Ababa, and expect conditions to change quickly....
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Israel maintains diplomatic representation in Addis Ababa. No recent reports reviewed indicated a deterioration in official relations or a broader public-relations trend affecting Jewish travelers....
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An Ethiopian-Israeli aliyah activist says she has struggled to contact relatives in the Gondar area of Ethiopia’s Amhara region as armed activity increases.
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jpost.com
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About 20 Israelis are stranded in Ethiopia’s Tigray region as rebel forces advance and seize airports. Israel’s Foreign Ministry says it is working to help them return.
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timesofisrael.com
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