Be’ewnet

...ሠባት ወይራ, ላሊበላ, አዲስ አበባ...

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@martinplaut Yes, it has been confirmed that Fano fighters killed the general.

[Eyerusalem Tesemma🦅 @Queen_of_Amhara]

ዋጋ ተከፍሎበታል አማራነት!

[Eyerusalem Tesemma🦅 @Queen_of_Amhara]

📌Amharas all over the world, Are You Ready???? #Amhara

[Martin Plaut @martinplaut]

Ethiopia: music by superstar artist Tewodros Kassahun surpassed 100 million YouTube views within days, reflecting the country’s situation and shaking the regime. People were reportedly banned from listening to the music, dozens of listeners, along with the artist’s deputy manager, were detained and his studio was also reportedly raided, with equipment looted by government forces.

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@martinplaut He is the voice of the nation.

[Eyerusalem Tesemma🦅 @Queen_of_Amhara]

A troubling escalation in the harassment of singer Teddy Afro. Eyewitnesses and close sources claim that around 9 PM, group of armed Ethiopian federal policemen arrived in a patrol vehicle and forcibly entered his private studio and office in the CMC area.

The officers severely beat the security guard of the building to break into the studio, bypassing legal procedures and any court authorization. This incident raises serious concerns about violations of due process, respect for private property, and the broader safety and rights of citizens.

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@Queen_of_Amhara Thanks for everything you do Eyerusalem 👏

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@Zebegnasefer @Wazemaradio @jomanex He is already the most famous person in Ethiopia.

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@RadioGenoa Europeans are civilized people ❤️ Full of wisdom

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@GetachewAssefa_ You respected him for his inclusive approach and that is exactly what he did.

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@Jawar_Mohammed 10 billion Amhara ? Who gave you the figures? It’s more than that!

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@SuleimanDedefo The Oromo lead government is by far the worst. Abiy must go and I think this is the right time!

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@SuleimanDedefo Very true!

[Mesganaw K Endalk | ምስጋናው ከፈለኝ @mesgan27]

The violence and bloodshed on Ethnic Amharas must end. Abiy Ahmed's drones are causing untold suffering and destruction among the Amhara people.
Innocent civilians are being terrorized and killed. This is a grave injustice that cannot go unpunished. #AmharaGenocide #WarOnAmhara @UN @HRW @AMENSTY @STATEDEPT

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@TMA1961 እስክንድን ካልተቀበላችሁ ሌላ ሰው ምረጡ:; ዘመነ ግን አይሆንም! Zemene will fail us politically and diplomatically.

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@fisseha_tegegn In the meantime Abiy Ahmed is killing your very own people in Gidan.

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@_Gojjam @IKalimelese Kalkidan

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@_Gojjam @IKalimelese Why would you ask for the details? She knows what she has done.

[Be’ewnet @Be_ewnetS]

@_Gojjam @IKalimelese በአማራ ህዝብ ጥላቻ ያበደች ሰው ናት! ይሄን እሷም አትክደውም::

[Global Folder @Global_Folder]

In the heart of Ethiopia, nestled amidst the rugged mountains of Lasta, lies the ancient town of Lalibela. It's a place where time seems to stand still, and the air is infused with a sense of mysticism. Lalibela is renowned for its remarkable rock-hewn churches, a UNESCO World Heritage site that captivates visitors from around the globe.

The story of Lalibela's churches begins in the 12th century, during the reign of King Lalibela, a visionary ruler with a deep spiritual calling. Legend has it that Lalibela was inspired by a divine vision, instructing him to create a "New Jerusalem" in Ethiopia. Fueled by this celestial mandate, the king embarked on an ambitious project to build a series of churches carved from solid rock.

Over the course of several decades, Lalibela's architects and artisans carved these magnificent structures into the volcanic rock of the Lasta mountains. The result is an extraordinary collection of eleven medieval churches, each a masterpiece of craftsmanship and engineering. The churches are connected by a network of tunnels and passages, creating a sacred pilgrimage site for Ethiopian Orthodox Christians.

One of the most awe-inspiring churches in Lalibela is Bet Giyorgis, dedicated to St. George. Carved in the shape of a cross and standing free from the surrounding rock, it is a symbol of architectural genius and unwavering faith. Pilgrims flock to Lalibela, especially during religious festivals, to trace the footsteps of their forebears and pay homage to the divine.

As centuries passed, Lalibela's churches became more than mere religious edifices. They evolved into a testament to the enduring spirit of a people and a nation. Despite political upheavals and the passage of time, Lalibela has remained a sacred site, a place where the ancient and the eternal converge.

Today, as visitors explore the underground labyrinths and marvel at the intricately carved interiors, they are transported to a different era. The rock-hewn churches of Lalibela continue to be a living testament to the skill, devotion, and unwavering faith of the people who carved them into existence.

Lalibela stands not only as a UNESCO World Heritage site but as a beacon of Ethiopia's rich cultural heritage. It is a place where the spiritual and the architectural merge, inviting all who visit to contemplate the divine and to marvel at the ingenuity of humanity throughout the ages.