Operation Moses

In 1988 the Israelis in a publicity stunt, in hopes of bettering their image as brutal war mongers, flew 52,000 black Ethiopians into Israel. 6

The Negroes Are Not Allowed In Schools

Education Minister Gideon Sa'ar, Petah Tikva Mayor Yitzhak Ohayon, and Shoshani, says the Ethopian Schwartzers will be placed in private schools. They are looking for a general integration of Ethiopian pupils in the city's schools, but that may take years.
 
The Education Ministry said they were to appoint a joint task force to examine the implementation of the pupils' enrollment, but for now the children must stay home.
 

Jews calls for segregation of Ethopian students

I every country where Jews live they say segregation is against all humanitarian laws.   Why do they segregate the Ethiopians in schools in Israel?

The Negroes Can't Ride Jewish Buses

The Education Ministry has sent out a letter to religious boarding schools in Tel Aviv saying there have been reports of misbehavior by "Ethiopian born" students in the city's central bus station.

The letter obtained by Ynet asks principals to make sure the students take "alternate routes" home in order that they do not disrupt the peace.

The letter indicates that the students should ride separate buses from their friends upon returning home from their respective schools in order not to pass through Tel Aviv's central bus station.8

The Head Of Israeli Education

On Tuesday, Education Ministry Director-General Shimshon Shoshani, is behind  unofficial" religious schools that had been reluctant to admit the negroes.1