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According to Terje Ostebo, the Islamization of the Oromo in southeastern Ethiopia began with Somalis expanding west into Hararge during the 18th–19th centuries. Their interaction with the nearby Oromo gave rise to the Warra Qallu, who later spread Islam across Hararge and beyond. https://t.co/7zC1xCCjg2...

To outsiders Abiy Ahmed falsely presents himself as a hard core Ethiopian representing Amharas. A guy who was born into a conservative Moslem family is cashing on Ethiopia’s ancient Judeo Christian relationships for favours from Israel. This is while he is shooting drones at historical monasteries & massacring Orthodox Christians. Amharas have to get out of political correctness & deal with genocide. All the song & dance by Abiy Ahmed’s dialogue commission is to make him an “Ethiopian” president. His Oromo base is collapsing & unsustainable for him....

This is Yemen-born Eritrean sectarian TikToker Wedfaris from London, who was raised in Maitemanai, Asmara. Wed Faris is a close friend and moderator for the hateful anti Eritrean ant anti semitic Somalilander TikToker Legend_8star (Libaan Abdulkadir Mohamed) from Birmingham. Wed Faris is a key figure in the Legend network. He incites violence and hatred against Tigrinya Eritrean🇪🇷 communities and southern Somalis 🇸🇴, calls Tigrinya women and mothers prostitutes, and tells the Somalilander TikToker Legend Libaan Abdulkadir that the Eritrean government is sending Tigrinya women to work as prostitutes in the lowlands of Eritrea. Wedfaris has also insulted my mother and refers to me and other Tigrinya speakers as Israeli Jews. He supported the antisemitic defamation campaign against me by claiming, during one of Legend’s live streams, that I committed crimes in Denmark — even though I do not live there and have never been there. Wed Faris himself lied and said I was Jewish Israeli (I screened it) Wedfaris also refers to President Isaias Afwerki as a “Tegaru Ethiopian.” Wedfaris has been accused of defending RSF war crimes in El Fasher and has said he wants to work with the RSF of Sudan to topple the Eritrean government. He routinely refers to the Eritrean government as a “Tigrinya Christian regime” and has been accused of calling for the mass deportation of Tigrinya people if the current government is removed. Wed Faris also spreads hatred against Somalis from the Hawiye tribe, insults Somali leader Siad Barre, frequently talks about “HAG” (Hawiye politics), and claims that Ethiopian troops protect southern Somalia. @TikTokSafety @MayorofLondon @LtKhalifa @blinagin @lpsmediaoffice @hawelti @londoncouncils @UGSP2 @itsEritrea @MoJ_Eritrea @Sertseyonas...

This is Yemen-born Eritrean sectarian TikToker Wedfaris from London, who was raised in Maitemanai, Asmara. Wed Faris is a close friend and moderator for the hateful anti Eritrean ant anti semitic Somalilander TikToker Legend_8star (Libaan Abdulkadir Mohamed) from Birmingham. Wed Faris is a key figure in the Legend network. He incites violence and hatred against Tigrinya Eritrean🇪🇷 communities and southern Somalis 🇸🇴, calls Tigrinya women and mothers prostitutes, and tells the Somalilander TikToker Legend Libaan Abdulkadir that the Eritrean government is sending Tigrinya women to work as prostitutes in the lowlands of Eritrea. Wedfaris has also insulted my mother and refers to me and other Tigrinya speakers as Israeli Jews. He supported the antisemitic defamation campaign against me by claiming, during one of Legend’s live streams, that I committed crimes in Denmark — even though I do not live there and have never been there. Wed Faris himself lied and said I was Jewish Israeli (I screened it) Wedfaris also refers to President Isaias Afwerki as a “Tegaru Ethiopian.” Wedfaris has been accused of defending RSF war crimes in El Fasher and has said he wants to work with the RSF of Sudan to topple the Eritrean government. He routinely refers to the Eritrean government as a “Tigrinya Christian regime” and has been accused of calling for the mass deportation of Tigrinya people if the current government is removed. Wed Faris also spreads hatred against Somalis from the Hawiye tribe, insults Somali leader Siad Barre, frequently talks about “HAG” (Hawiye politics), and claims that Ethiopian troops protect southern Somalia. @TikTokSafety @MayorofLondon @LtKhalifa @blinagin @lpsmediaoffice @londoncouncils @UGSP2...

@masada2025 #Nomoretplf is a movement that diaspora Ethiopians stand together to defend Ethiopia from banda tplf and the west. We will do it again in a heartbeat. We can come as Amhara, tigre, oromo, gurage, orthodox, muslim. we know what you’re talking to do. Nobody messing with 🇪🇹❤️💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Hate speech from genocider prime minister Abiy Ahmed Ali against the Christian Orthodox faith. Two days later the massacre of 21 followers of the Orthodox faith in Arsi, Oromo region. Abiy Ahmed Ali has made Ethiopia a killing field w/ impunity @hrw @BBCAfrica @AmnestyEARO https://t.co/KpNDeL6nTn

⚡️TPLF forces loot sacred Tabots and impose liturgical changes at Debre-Medhanit-Eyesus Church in Alamata City (📍North Wollo Zone, Amhara Region, Ethiopia). 🔴 On July 15th, TPLF forces entered Debre-Medhanit-Eyesus Church under the Raya EOTC Diocese and removed several sacred Tabote Tsilat (Tabots), relics regarded as central to the religious identity of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church. 🔴 Priests and deacons of Amhara ethnicity serving at the church were subjected to intimidation and persecution during the operation. 🔴 TPLF forces allegedly ordered clergy to stop commemorating His Holiness Abune Dioskoros during the Divine Liturgy and instead commemorate Abba Libanos of the Menbere-Selama. 🔴 Clergy were also instructed to replace the traditional liturgical invocation "Zehagerine Ethiopia" ("of the land of Ethiopia") with "Zehagerine Tigray" ("of the land of Tigray"), marking a significant departure from established Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church liturgical practice. #Amhara_War_Updates...

A government-staged protest in Addis Ababa against the #Tigrai government featured fake "Tigrayans" who clearly didn't do their homework. They completely ignored the fact that 98.7% of Tigrayans are Orthodox Christians, exposing the entire demonstration as a clumsy setup. #Tigray https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1487263580112884&set=a.637698461736071&type=3...

A government-staged protest in Addis Ababa against the #Tigrai government featured fake "Tigrayans" who clearly didn't do their homework. They completely ignored the fact that 98.7% of Tigrayans are Orthodox Christians, exposing the entire demonstration as a clumsy setup. #Tigray https://t.co/pzaauUY1KP...

The sociopath and psychopath anti-Amhara, anti-Ethiopia and anti-EOTC fascist duos. They are responsible for the ongoing ethnic cleansing and genocide targeting the Amhara people and Orthodox Christians in Arsi, Wellega, Shewa, Metekel, the entire oromo and Amhara regions. https://t.co/yAClpOCYJm

NEW: Ethiopia's Tigray Orthodox Tewahedo Church Synod has declared the historic town of Axum will officially be known as "Holy Axum of St. Mary of Zion." The declaration is reported to have reignited longstanding tensions over religious rights in the town, including disputes surrounding mosque access, and could bring church doctrine into conflict with Ethiopia's constitutional framework. Follow @dailynodereport...

@FasilSanjaw Gngngngn First stop Genocide in Amhara and tigray rigeon First stop killing Ethiopian Orthodox church religious folowers by prosperty party Stop ethinic cleansing in Amhara people Stop stop stop stop Now a time red see is not agenda in Ethiopia people

@zehabesha 1. Ashenda is an Orthodox religion holiday it does not belong to any ethic group 2. According to TPLF cadres what qualifies you as a Tigrayan are your loyalty to TPLF and your hate for Ethiopia. Anything less you're considered an outcast period

Stop the Genocide against Ethiopian Orthodox Christians and the Amhara Ethnic Group - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/owoUWeqFvN via @Change @AbiyAhmedAli @mamamesay @VOAAmharic @HMDessalegn @eskinder_nega @AltayeEthiopia @AbrarSuleiman @EthiopianMedias

#tigray #ethiopia Tigray Orthodox archbishops under house arrest in Axum after surviving reported assassination attempt - Addis Standard https://t.co/TBFcpd2JEC

@TigrayRise01 @TiborPNagyJr @martinplaut Wow! In a holy city alcohol, bars, prostitution, and countless crimes are acceptable/allowed, but Islam “you seem to call it the devil’s religion” not allowed ? Are you also saying that the Muslims of Axum and Tigray are not Tigrayans and should leave Tigray/Ethiopia? Is it?...

The Solomonic Dynasty and Israelite Continuity in Northeast Africa (Ethiopia) and South Arabia The Kəbrä Nägäst, a majestic medieval repository of sacred national memory, records how the Queen of Sheba—Mākkədā, who ruled the ancient Sabaean Kingdom encompassing modern Yemen, Ethiopia, and Eritrea—journeyed to Jerusalem, conceived Əbnä Ḥakīm (Menelik I) with King Solomon, and returned bearing the royal seed that would establish the Davidic line in Ethiopia and Yemen. Emperor Yekuno Amlak invoked this lineage in 1270 to restore the ancient house after the Zagwe interregnum, and the Solomonic emperors ruled with it as their Divine charter until Emperor Haile Selassie I. Ethiopian Orthodoxy bears living witness to this Hebraic foundation: practices such as the Saturday Sabbath (in historical observance), eighth-day circumcision, dietary laws, and the profound veneration of the Ark (Tābōt) reveal a Judeo-Christian synthesis that originates in First Temple-era Judaism and transcends later influences. The Beta Israel (Ethiopian Jews), too, who preserve traditions of descent from the Tribe of Dan or refugees from the Temple’s destruction, maintain ancient Israelite customs amidst the highland kingdoms. These traditions (Christian and Jewish) entwine in the shared religiocultural fabric of an Israelite-infused civilization that resisted Islamic expansion for seven centuries and defeated seven major sultanates while guarding its ancient, biblical heritage and calling. Linguistically, the evidence is equally compelling. Ge’ez and its descendants—Amharic, Tigrinya, and others—belong to the South Semitic branch and are intimately linked to Ancient South Arabian (Sabaic) and rich in Hebrew cognates. The arrival of Ethio-Semitic speech around 2,800-3,000 years ago coincides precisely with the era of heightened Red Sea contact and the biblical Solomonic age, embedding Levantine genetic, cultural, and religious elements into the Horn. Genetically, modern analysis confirms what tradition has long proclaimed: northern Ethiopian populations (Amhara and Tigray) carry approximately 40-60% West Eurasian, Levantine ancestry, introduced roughly 3,000 years ago; which aligns with the introduction of Semitic languages and the Sheba-Solomon timeframe. This Levantine genetic signature, though diluted in some groups through local admixture, reveals the demographic reality behind the elite cultural transmission that formed Solomonic legitimacy. Hence, the Solomonic claim stands not as mere medieval "propaganda," but as the profound synthesis of genetic influx, linguistic kinship, theological continuity, and collective historical memory. It reflects a real, First Temple-era Israelite-Sheban heritage that took root in the Horn of Africa and South Arabia, producing one of history’s most enduring Judeo-Christian (literally) civilizations. The Lion of Judah emblem, which the Solomonic dynasty bore, embodies a bloodline, a faith, and an eschatological vision—thus being unerasable....

The Solomonic Dynasty and Israelite Continuity in Northeast Africa (Ethiopia) and South Arabia The Kəbrä Nägäst, a majestic medieval repository of sacred national memory, records how the Queen of Sheba—Mākkədā, who ruled the ancient Sabaean Kingdom encompassing modern Yemen, Ethiopia, and Eritrea—journeyed to Jerusalem, conceived Əbnä Ḥakīm (Menelik I) with King Solomon, and returned bearing the royal seed that would establish the Davidic line in Ethiopia and Yemen. Emperor Yekuno Amlak invoked this lineage in 1270 to restore the ancient house after the Zagwe interregnum, and the Solomonic emperors ruled with it as their Divine charter until Emperor Haile Selassie I. Ethiopian Orthodoxy bears living witness to this Hebraic foundation: practices such as the Saturday Sabbath (in historical observance), eighth-day circumcision, dietary laws, and the profound veneration of the Ark (Tābōt) reveal a Judeo-Christian synthesis that originates in First Temple-era Judaism and transcends later influences. The Beta Israel (Ethiopian Jews), too, who preserve traditions of descent from the Tribe of Dan or refugees from the Temple’s destruction, maintain ancient Israelite customs amidst the highland kingdoms. These traditions (Christian and Jewish) entwine in the shared religiocultural fabric of an Israelite-infused civilization that resisted Islamic expansion for seven centuries and defeated seven major sultanates while guarding its ancient, biblical heritage and calling. Linguistically, the evidence is equally compelling. Ge’ez and its descendants—Amharic, Tigrinya, and others—belong to the South Semitic branch and are intimately linked to Ancient South Arabian (Sabaic) and rich in Hebrew cognates. The arrival of Ethio-Semitic speech around 2,800-3,000 years ago coincides precisely with the era of heightened Red Sea contact and the biblical Solomonic age, embedding Levantine genetic, cultural, and religious elements into the Horn. Genetically, modern analysis confirms what tradition has long proclaimed: northern Ethiopian populations (Amhara and Tigray) carry approximately 40-60% West Eurasian, Levantine ancestry, introduced roughly 3,000 years ago; which aligns with the introduction of Semitic languages and the Sheba-Solomon timeframe. This Levantine genetic signature, though diluted in some groups through local admixture, reveals the demographic reality behind the elite cultural transmission that formed Solomonic legitimacy. Hence, the Solomonic claim stands not as mere medieval "propaganda," but as the profound synthesis of genetic influx, linguistic kinship, theological continuity, and collective historical memory. It reflects a real, First Temple-era Israelite-Sheban heritage that took root in the Horn of Africa and South Arabia, producing one of history’s most enduring Judeo-Christian (literally) civilizations. The Lion of Judah emblem, which the Solomonic dynasty bore, embodies a bloodline, a faith, and an eschatological vision—thus being unerasable....

Saint Samuel of Waldebba, Ethiopia (Gondar), late 17th-early 18th century. Painting on canvas from Abba Antonios Church. Saint Samuel of Waldebba was a prominent Ethiopian Orthodox saint of the late 14th and early 15th centuries, traditionally regarded as the founder of Waldebba Monastery in Tigray and one of Ethiopia's most revered monastic figures. Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac, 5 july 2026....

The #entire #Amhara #elites, the #Ethiopian #Orthodox and the country #Ethiopia #mortal #enemies of #Tigrayans. https://t.co/LiDEOE3r4Q

Ethiopian Orthodox Church is a Christian religion dating back to the 4th century. In May of 2026 Islamists burn down historic Orthodox church in Ethiopia. Islamists also burned St. Gabriel’s Church in Ethiopia to the ground. The violence also forced 280 local residents to flee their homes. What are the chances that violence is a continuation here??...

the Africa section seems to be missing Major Massacres and War Crimes Committed during the Ottoman invasion of Ethiopia.Until their defeat and eviction,Ottoman forces committed gruesome atrocities against Ethiopian Orthodox Christians, specifically targeting the Amhara. 16th-century Ottoman Turkish atrocities occurred all over northern Ethiopia, especially south of Tigray into Amhara. (Wello,Shewa Gojjam Lalibela)Turkish Tüfekçi and Topçu forces committed horrific massacres, rapes, and church-burnings in Lalibela, Amba Geshen, Shewa, Gojjam, and the Lake Tana islands. • Elite Tüfekçi (musketeers) executing monks point-blank at Lalibela. • Topçu (artillery) blasting Amba Geshen,followed by the gory mutilation of royal princes. • Brutal "convert or die" terror campaigns involving public impalements and beheadings. • Systematic mass rape, sexual slavery and trafficking of Ethiopian girls and women,funneled to major slave markets in Ottoman Egypt,Arabia, the Persian Gulf, and the imperial harems of Constantinople • Repeated mass murder of civilians including grisly Antukyah massacre that turned streams red....

The division of Ethiopia into ethnic regions and the portrayal of the country as an ethnic and cultural mosaic comprising over 80 ethnic groups aroused my curiosity as a linguist and a scholar of Christianity and Judaism, in comparison with the formation of Islam. And I must say

⚡️TPLF forces forcibly displace at least 15 Ethiopian Orthodox clergy from Alamata City (📍North Wollo Zone, Amhara Region, Ethiopia) amid intensified persecution of the Raya Diocese. 🔴 TPLF forces have intensified detentions targeting clergy and religious figures affiliated with the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church (EOTC) in Alamata City. 🔴 On June 29th, at least 15 clergy members and other religious figures were forcibly displaced from Alamata to Kobo. 🔴 The campaign seeks to remove existing clergy and replace them with ethnic Tigrayan clergy affiliated with Abune Selama, a Tigrayan nationalist religious faction. 🔴 Since the TPLF occupation of Alamata in April 2024, TPLF forces and the Tigrayan settler administration have displaced hundreds of clergy and EOTC-affiliated figures across the Raya Diocese. #Amhara_War_Updates...

#Tigrayan #clergy hunted from #Amhara region to #Addis #Ababa by #fascist #genocider the #Ethiopian #Orthodox, the hunt #continued in #Yared and #Alula's Tigray. https://t.co/wCeMBPlagu

This is an excellent paper that examines and or explains Al-Idrisi’s account of the Somali peninsula in the 12th century, one of the most important sources for mediaeval Somali history. During the 11th and 12th centuries, the Somali peninsula (which included present-day Ethiopia and the coastal areas of East Africa) experienced the spread of Islam, the rice of Muslim Sultanates (Muslim Kililoch in Amharic), urban growth, and increasing integration into Indian Ocean trade network. Al-Idrisi describes Janbayta as the main city and the Zayla as the principle port linking the Somali peninsula (Horn of Africa region) with the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. The paper suggests "Janbayta" was like near "Derbi Balanbal" in the Nogob area of the Somali state (Ogaden region) under Ethiopia, and highlights Zayla’s role as a major commercial hub connected to coastal settlements and smaller cities across the region. Ibn Sa’id Al-Maghribi places "Marqatah" at coordinates close to 6°00′N, 43°25′E, near Gode or approximately 30-50 km west-southwest of Gode town, and because of this the author connects "Marqatah” with the Gode area in the Shabeelle zone of the Somali state (Ogaden region) under Ethiopia. Although some of Al-Idrisi's places, names and distances are uncertain, the paper concludes that his work provides a valuable picture of medieval Somalia’s geography, trade, politics and economy, making it an essential source for understanding the history of the Somali peninsula (Horn of Africa). The places discussed in the paper - such as Zayla (on the Red Sea), Janbayta (likely near Derbi Balanbal / Duhun in the Nogob area of the Somali state (Ogaden region) under Ethiopia), Marqatah (possibly near Gode (in the Shabeelle zone of the Somali state (Ogaden region) under Ethiopia), and the Shabeelle river- are in the north-western part of the Somali peninsula. Together, they illustrate the close connections between the Red Sea / Gulf of Aden and the inland caravan routes, which linked the Red Sea trade with highland (present-day northern and south-western Ethiopia) and beyond. Historically, Abyssinia was a region with religious status in the Somali peninsula. In the 16th century, when the Somalis (Muslims) defeated the Abyssinian bandits and pirates, as well as foreign invaders (the Portuguese), they guaranteed freedom to the Jewish community (Falasha) in the highlands (BejaMeder (Bejaland area) in what is now the the Amhara of Ethiopia). Thank you, Calaa ( @Djbawlah ), for researching this forgotten history in the Somali peninsula (Horn of Africa region). You deserve support and encouragement for your valuable work. @Globalworks1 @dervishconan @EIshmael_ @Knowledge_iii @Salim8Said @AminaMaandeeq @HanyIbrahim17 @faisalroble19 @NoorSstv @Abdirik @foziaaosman @Gafdiid7 @AbdalleFaatax @AhmedAbdiIsse1 @LtKhalifa @ahkavas @SheiknorQassim @MohamoudGaildon @KadarDabeco...

Renewed Violence Erupts in Asoko District, East Arsi Zone, Resulting in Casualties and Destruction,” Read more. https://borkena.com/2026/07/08/news-ethiopia-arsi-renewed-violence-erupts-in-asoko-district-east-arsi-zone-resulting-in-casualties-and-destruction/ #Ethiopia #News #Orthodox #Asri Renewed Violence Erupts in Asoko District, East Arsi Zone, Resulting in Casualties and Destruction" A large-scale coordinated attack has shaken multiple kebeles in the Asoko district of East Arsi Zone , Oromia region of Ethiopia. Read more. https://borkena.com/2026/07/08/news-ethiopia-arsi-renewed-violence-erupts-in-asoko-district-east-arsi-zone-resulting-in-casualties-and-destruction/...

Renewed Violence Erupts in Asoko District, East Arsi Zone, Resulting in Casualties and Destruction,” Read more. https://t.co/Z88rhJgXLh #News #Orthodox #Asri

#Ethiopia , Tigray Orthodox Church bishops survive assassination attempt in Axum,Tigray where Muslims prohibited from building a mosque.

@FundacjaIMiB ...begun to devour their own children. For the Derg, these were the ‘progressive’ students, the hidden remnants of the monarchists, and the ‘opium of the people’ in the form of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido Church, whose patriarch was murdered. For Abiy Ahmed, it is the TPLF,

"Updated July 7th, 2026 Overview For the week of June 29th to July 5th, 2026, fighting between the Amhara Fano self-defense force (Fano) and Oromo Prosperity Party regime joint forces (regime forces) has continued in various parts of Amhara Region in Ethiopia. This week battle events and rights violations were recorded in more than 31 woreda/city administrations across 10 zonal administrations in Amhara Region. These zones included Wag-Hemra, North Wollo, South Wollo, North Shewa, East Gojjam, West Gojjam, Awi, South Gonder, Central Gonder, and North Gonder. Developments were also recorded in East Wollega, Horo-Guduru-Wollega and North Shewa Zones of Oromia Region. Civilian casualties were recorded in Raya-Kobo, Mida-Woremo and West Dembiya Woredas of North Wollo, North Shewa and Central Gonder Zones in Amhara Region. Additional casualties were recorded in Gida-Ayana Woreda of East Wollega Zone and in Horo Woreda of Horo-Guduru-Wollega Zone in Oromia Region. Casualties in Horo Woreda were perpetrated by Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) militants. Abductions were recorded in 6 woreda/city administrations across 3 zonal administrations in Amhara Region. These included Raya-Alamata, Raya-Bala, Ankober, Dejen, Enemay and Shebel-Berenta Woredas of North Wollo, North Shewa and East Gojjam Zones. Abductions in Raya-Alamata and Raya-Bala Woredas of North Wollo Zone were carried out by Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) forces targeting religious figures affiliated with the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church (EOTC). Abductions were also carried out by OLA militants in Horo Woreda of Horo-Guduru-Wollega Zone in Oromia Region. This week, aerial strikes were recorded in Tach-Gayint Woreda of South Gonder Zone in Amhara Region. In addition, aerial strikes were recorded in Kiremu, Gida-Ayana and Limu-Gelila Woredas of East Wollega Zone in Oromia Region. This week, telecommunications shutdowns were recorded in East Wollega Zone of Oromia Region."...