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Humanities & Migration, Saving the Lost Tribe of Ethiopia (Vietnamese version)info

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Dr. Anh Tho Andres KammlerDr. Anh Tho Andres KammlerdownloadDownload PDFdescriptionSee full PDFvisibility

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This is the Vietnamese translation of a book by an Israli Author, Ambassador Asher Naim. Original Title: Saving the Lost Tribe. Saving the Lost Tribe tells the story of Operation Solomon, the “redemption” of nearly twenty thousand Ethiopian Jews from the hands of a bloody dictator, which involved months of protracted negotiations and eventually cost thirty-ﬁve million dollars (secured by a hundred American donors in less than three days). The operation was a tribute to this original concept of redemption, an inspiration and a reminder of the sacredness of human life that is at the core of Judaism and Western consciousness. We especially need to be reminded of this core value in light of events in the Middle East today.