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What is it like for an Ethiopian to make Aliyah and still have a piece of their home?
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Our EVP and COO Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph joins OU Israel's Executive Director Rabbi Avi Berman for a special tour of the Beit Gojo, an Ethopian hut complete with homemade coffee, built by the teens at Makom Balev. This Ethiopian hut is a way for the teens to stay connected to their roots, heritage, and feel at home after making Aliyah. Makom Balev is an OU Israel program that provides Israeli youth with confidence, ownership, and leadership skills to strengthen their self-identity and sense of belonging. Learn more and get involved ouisrael.org/makom-balev-youth-movement/ #ethiopiancoffee #ethiopianculture #aliyah
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hello everyone enjoying some Ethiopian
coffee here in this
incredible from the cloud built you
could see it's made from straw it's made
from mud eological everything is
ecological place to sit here's where
it's from they make their own coffee we
just had some delicious coffee they take
it they grind it up it ends up
looking like this and then they they
make the coffee it's unbelievable
everybody has to come what's it like for
an Ethiopian to make alah and still have
a piece at their home this is what we do
at the OU this is what the team does at
the OU in order to make people feel like
they are
home join me