Operation Solomon bringing Ethiopian Jews to Israel (IDF)
Shalom Supporter of Israel, Please enjoy today's Daily Inspiration from Israel.
"Thus said Hashem: I am going to take the stick of Yosef—which is in the hand
of Efraim—and of the tribes of Yisrael associated with him, and I will place the stick of Yehuda upon it and make them into one stick; they shall be joined in My hand."
The return of the lost tribes of Israel and Judah is of great concern as having all twelve tribes together are an essential element to bring about the End of Days. This concept known as the "Ingathering of the Exiles" appears in several places in the Hebrew Bible, most famously in Ezekiel’s symbolic merger of two sticks. The prophet takes one stick symbolizing Judah and another representing Israel and brings them together into one stick "joined in my hand."
According to Jewish
literature, the ten lost tribes of Israel were hidden beyond the mythical Sambatyon River in order to hide them and separate them from mankind. The modern State of Israel has helped attract many people who may have been from these lost tribes. Two massive military operations by Israel, appropriately named Operation Moses in 1984 and Operation Solomon in 1991, brought tens of thousands of Jews from Ethiopia as long-lost brothers back to their ancestral homeland.
For the first time in thousands of years, the prophecy about the Ingathering of the Exiles and the reunification of the twelve tribes of Israel and Judah is being fulfilled in our generation.
Celebrating the Miraculous Airlift of Ethiopian Jews
It’s one of the most significant historical milestones in the
history of the Jewish people and modern Israel. The miraculous and heroic rescue of nearly 15,000 Ethiopian Jews in the legendary "Operation Solomon" was a vivid depiction of Israel’s commitment to bring home Jews scattered through the four corners of the earth, and a fulfillment of Biblical prophecy.
With DNA Tests, Mystery of the "Lost Tribe" of Indian Jews Finally Solved
When the ‘Bnei Israel’ first came to
Israel from India in 1952, little was known about their history, and their connection to the Jewish people was rejected by the Chief Rabbi of Israel. However, a genetic study has justified their claims, opening up new possibilities that one of the Lost Tribes of Israel has finally been found.
New Documentary on How a Nigerian Ethnic Group is a Lost Tribe of Israel
Three filmmakers were arrested in Nigeria
while documenting the story of what they believe are the lost tribes of Israel. Their harrowing ordeal with the Nigerian authorities is over but their mission goes on as the saga of the Igbo and the return of the lost tribes continues.
