Israel’s First Ethiopian Born Ambassador
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JPost – Some 28 years after coming to Israel from Ethiopia, Beylanesh Zevadia will be returning to her birthplace in the summer – this time as Israel’s ambassador.
The Foreign Ministry’s appointments committee on Tuesday announced Zevadia’s appointment to Addis Ababa. The 44-year-old Zevadia will be Israel’s first Ethiopian-born ambassador.
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