The Falashas: The Forgotten Jews of Ethiopia, by David Kessler

Today's date is: 5/12/2025
HOME | Cover Page | Contents | Introduction 1| Strangers in the Midst 9 | Legend and History 24| Judaism, Christianity and Islam 58 | The Middle Ages 74 | Resistance and Defeat 94 | Missions and Missionaries 106 | Jacques Faitlovitch 130 | The Struggle for Recognition 147| Postscript 170 | Select Bibliography | Images | Index |


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great king, Ezana, who, possibly irked by border raids from the west, found a pretext to overrun and sack what remained of the Kingdom of Meroe and absorbed it into his dominions. The transfer of Ethiopian power from Meroe to Axum was complete.


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