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Dozens of Israelis Trapped in Ethiopian Conflict Zones Amidst Heavy Fighting
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By איתם אלמדון
What happened
Around 40 Israeli tourists are stranded in two locations in northern Ethiopia due to intense fighting between government forces and rebels. The trapped Israelis face blocked roads, suspended flights, and dwindling supplies, while the Foreign Ministry is working to find a way to extract them.
- 01Dozens of Israelis are trapped in Ethiopian conflict zones.
- 02Travelers are stuck in Lalibela and Mekelle due to fighting.
- 03Roads are blocked and flights have been suspended.
- 04Tourists report dwindling supplies and fear for their safety.
- 05The Israeli Foreign Ministry is seeking extraction options.
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