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#Ethiopian_Christmas(Gena,lidet) in Lalibela-historical ceremony January 5_6 not to be missed!
because it also the birth day of king Lalibela.
#Lalibela#Christmas
This is not mine. This is yours. This is ours.
From all the players, staff and everyone involved in the club, to you guys who supported us every single day of the season.
Grateful for your love and support ❤️
At the Holy Fire ceremony in Jerusalem, the Ethiopian Orthodox community gathers at Deir es-Sultan in soft prayer, gentle chants, and quiet devotion ✨- adding a beautiful and unique touch to this shared moment at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre 🕯️
🇪🇹 Ethnic cleansing by paramilitary forces in Ethiopia has reached catastrophic levels
34 Orthodox Christians were killed in the latest attack in the Oromia region, bringing this year's total to 164 fatalities and more than 1,244 since 2025.
The Arsi massacres in Ethiopia’s Oromia region mark a harrowing escalation of violence, with human rights violations reaching catastrophic levels in the Arsi Zone.
Assailants have been methodically lining up families for execution, a hallmark of orchestrated ethnic cleansing.
The death toll underscores the severity: 34 Orthodox Christians killed recently, including 26 in Shirka and 4 in Merti, contributing to 164 fatalities in Shirka alone this year, alongside 8 hospitalized victims, 8 missing persons, and 2 abductions.
This surge builds on a broader wave of unrest in Oromia since 2025, with most of the 1,244 civilian deaths occurring in the Arsi and West Arsi zones.
These Christians were murdered by the ethno-nationalist Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) as part of an ongoing pattern in the region.
The attacks are motivated by both ethnic and religious factors, yet Christians remain the primary victims.
The Arsi massacres are not random clashes but appear embedded in a policy environment that tolerates or enables paramilitary operations to reshape demographics.
The OLA uses terrorism to pursue an independent Oromo state and frequently targets the Amhara, many of whom are Orthodox Christians.
From taxi to take-off to touch down! 🛬
Today we celebrate the unsung heroes who work night and day helping make air travel safe at airports all around the world. 🌍 Happy International Day of the Air Traffic Controller #ATCO
In a separate incident following the killing of Balam, a Fano member named Tigest Wedajo was reportedly captured by ENDF forces during a clash between regime forces and Fano in Wollo, Chobi Ber, Amhara Region. After her capture, ENDF troops are accused of severing Tigest's breasts before killing her.
Local sources have informed DNE Africa that Ethiopian government troops allegedly abducted, mutilated, and killed a Fano member named Balam in Gojam, Amhara region. Reports indicate that her breast was severed and a tattoo reading "#Amhara" was removed from her arm before her body was left on the roadside.
This incident follows Fano's handover of severely injured ENDF captives to the International Red Cross earlier this week.
St. Paul’s Hospital Millennium Medical College proudly congratulates alumna Dr. Bethlehem Berhanu for scoring in the top 1% worldwide on the USMLE!
A true testament to her excellence — and the quality of medical training at SPHMMC. #SPHMMC#USMLE#MedicalExcellence