99% of people think the Bible never changed.
But Ethiopia's version is older, larger, & contains lost books revealing:
• Lost prophecies
• Hidden histories
• Stories Western Christianity concealed
Here's what's inside the Ethiopian Bible (& why it was kept hidden):
1/7 Imagine waking up to bulldozers outside your home, given just hours to leave with no compensation, no alternative, no meaningful consultation and ultimately no justice. This is the reality for thousands in Ethiopia facing forced evictions. #StopForcedEvictions#EndImpunity
99% of people think the Bible never changed.
But Ethiopia's version is older, larger, & contains lost books revealing:
• Lost prophecies
• Hidden histories
• Stories Western Christianity concealed
Here's what's inside the Ethiopian Bible (& why it was kept hidden):
The Forgotten 17 ethnic Amhara Students: A Cry for Justice,
More than four years have passed since 17 Amhara students were abducted from Dembi Dollo University in Ethiopia, yet their fate remains unknown. Their families continue to live in anguish, deprived of answers, while the world remains largely silent. The abduction, which took place in November 2019, was part of the ongoing widespread attacks targeting ethnic Amharas- the most persecuted groups in Ethiopia today.
Despite reports from human rights organizations like Amnesty International and international media such as BBC, no concrete action has been taken to uncover the truth or hold the perpetrators accountable.
🔗Amnesty International’s report: Read here https://t.co/vLhUwh6lr7
🔗 BBC’s coverage: Read here https://t.co/Cjt3MFnYt5
A Targeted Abduction Based on Ethnicity
According to survivor testimonies, including Asmira Shumiye, the 17 students were singled out and abducted solely because they were Amhara. The attack was not random—it was another calculated act in the growing trend of ethnically motivated violence against Amharas.
Government officials have issued contradictory and controversial statements, some appearing to downplay the severity of the situation. To this day, there has been no serious investigation into their disappearance. Instead, their families have been left in the dark, suffering in silence.
The 17 Names That Must Never Be Forgotten.
The names of the abducted Amhara students are as follows:
1️⃣ Monamon Belay – Western Gojam, Gomer Kebele
2️⃣ Germanesh Yeneneh – Northern Gondar, Chuahit Woreda
3️⃣ Meseret Kefyalew – Wollo, Lasta Woreda, Kelfatit Kebele
4️⃣ Wude Girmaw – Northern Gondar, Chuahit Woreda
5️⃣ Asabealem Ayele – Western Gojam, Wonberema Woreda, Gomer Kebele
6️⃣ Tenalem Mulete – Western Gojam, Bure Woreda, Zalema Kebele
7️⃣ Sergut Gete – Gondar, Fogera Woreda, Aba Kiros Kebele
8️⃣ Zemed Birhan – Northern Wollo
9️⃣ Belaynesh Mekonnen – Southern Gondar, Libo Kem Woreda, Addis Zemen
🔟 Samrawit Kere – Western Gojam, Wenberema Woreda, Chiro Kebele
1️⃣1️⃣ Kindiye Molla – Southern Gondar, Este Endabet Woreda
1️⃣2️⃣ Askalew Chekole – Southern Gondar, Kemer Dengaye
1️⃣3️⃣ Atalelegne Getenet – Southern Gondar, Este Endabit Woreda
1️⃣4️⃣ Girmaw Habte – Northern Gondar, Chilga Woreda, Chandiba Kebele
1️⃣5️⃣ Mulu Zewdu – Western Gojam, Bure Woreda
1️⃣6️⃣ Bitewelegne Atnafu – Southern Gondar, Este
1️⃣7️⃣ Tigist Mesay – Oromia, Kelem Wollega, Chanqa Sedi
These young individuals had dreams, aspirations, and futures ahead of them. Their silenced voices still echo, but their cries for justice continue to be ignored.
The Families’ Endless Agony
The parents and families of the abducted students have spoken about their pain in local media, including Abay Media, pleading for help and demanding accountability.
📺 Watch their testimonies here: Abay Media Coverage https://t.co/aRuygKIsku
Despite their repeated appeals, the Ethiopian government and international institutions have failed to provide answers. Instead, they remain trapped in a never-ending nightmare, where hope is slowly fading, but the pain remains as raw as ever.
Where is the Outrage? Where is the Justice?
The international community has remained largely silent on this issue. How can 17 students simply disappear without a trace? How long will justice be delayed?
We demand that:
✅ The Ethiopian government provides immediate answers about the whereabouts of these 17 students.
✅ International human rights organizations should conduct transparent investigation.
✅ The perpetrators of this crime be held accountable for their actions.
The world cannot afford to forget these students. Their lives matter. Their stories deserve justice.
@EthioHRC@ocaorg@amnesty@hrw@AJEnglish@BBCNews@CNN@AFP@UNHumanRights@UNESCO@EthioHRC@USEmbassyAddis@MWLOrg_en@CPJAsia@CPJ_Eurasia@ashenafi_meaza@pen_int@pressfreedom@CPJAfrica@CPJAmericas@AbiyAhmedAli@GPEthiopia@AAA_Amhara@USEmbassyAddis@UKinEthiopia
**𝙀𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙤𝙥𝙞𝙖𝙣 𝙖𝙪𝙩𝙝𝙤𝙧𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙚𝙨 𝙖𝙧𝙚 𝙨𝙞𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙖 𝙜𝙖𝙣𝙜 𝙧𝙖𝙥𝙚 𝙨𝙪𝙧𝙫𝙞𝙫𝙤𝙧 𝙩𝙤 𝙘𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙧 𝙪𝙥 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙩𝙧𝙪𝙩𝙝.**
Bertukan was abducted for over a year and a half by government-affiliated forces and brutally gang-raped. Instead of receiving justice, she was arrested and forced to deny her own suffering in a state-produced documentary. To further discredit her, the government fabricated evidence, presenting another woman in a wedding dress as "Bertukan."
This is not just a cover-up—it is psychological torture. Silencing victims and rewriting their stories is a hallmark of oppressive regimes. If the government is going this far to discredit her, it only reinforces how much they fear the truth coming out.
Her whereabouts remain unknown. Where is the independent investigation? Do human rights organizations know about her case? Has anyone spoken out? If the regime is this desperate to erase her story, it proves they see her testimony as a serious threat to their narrative
🔴 Speak up. Share her story. Demand accountability.
@hrw@amnesty@StateDept@UN_Women@UNICEF@UNFPA #AmharaGenocide
#JusticeForBertukan #Ethiopia #HumanRights #ProtectSurvivors
She was kidnapped, tortured, and raped. She was left for dead, simply because she is Amhara.
Birtukan Temesgen Kebede survived the unthinkable, only to be silenced by the Ethiopian government. The journalist who told her story has been arrested, and the media was forced to delete the interview.
Why is the world silent? Where are the human rights organizations? Where are the women's rights advocates?
Being Amhara is not a crime. If you ignore this, you are complicit!
@UN_Women@hrw@amnesty
#JusticeForAmhara #AmharaGenocide #ProtectWomen #BeingAmharaIsNotACrime
An Ethiopian free to air television network EBS Launched Amhara Genocide and abuse against innocent women and children in Amhara region by the current gov't @AbiyAhmedAli silence is compliance the world should denounce an active genocide in Amhara region!
The second largest Ethnic group in Ethiopia was silenced and mischaracterised during the Ethio-Tigray war in order for the Biden administration to convey a false narrative about the Amhara ethnic group and restore their favorite Marxist- Leninist oligarchy, the Tigray Peoples Liberation Front or TPLF to power. When that failed, they jumped behind the current prime ministers EthnoFascist Oromo Prosperity Party to be their new puppets on the Horn of Africa. There are hundreds if not thousands of us who personally witnessed hypocritical language and dealings of USAID in Ethiopia during the last war.
A video circulating on social media shows a young man in Oromia being executed by soldiers at point-blank range.
This killing highlights a disturbing act of brutality, and raises broader concerns about how many such killings might be occurring unnoticed or undocumented.
My thoughts are with the victims and his families, whom I'm told were forces to watch the killing.
@hrw@amnesty@EthioHRC
On November 28th, the #Ethiopian military drone struck a public transportation Bus in N Wollo Dawunt woreda in #Amhara region, and over 50 people were killed. Fascist Abiy regime is deliberately attacking civilian objects with drones. #AmharaGenocide@UNGeneva@UN_HRC@EUCouncil
Putting an end to impunity for gross human rights violations against the #Amhara people is critical for Ethiopia's future. The Abiy regime gov crimes against humanity should trigger actions by the int community because it's a crime against int humanitarian law as a whole. @UN_HRC