Annual Conference in Memory of the Ethiopian Jews Who Perished During Their Journey to Israel

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Ono Academic College, in collaboration with the Vesta Tzega Center for Culturally Sensitive and Life-Contextual Psychotherapy, 

We are honored to invite you to the annual conference commemorating the Ethiopian Jews who perished during their journey to Israel.

The conference will take place on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, at the new Kiryat Ono campus and will focus on how the “Iron Swords” war is reawakening traumas related to the experiences of the journey and immigration from Ethiopia.

Attendance at the conference is free of charge but requires advance registration.

Registration for the conference will be handled through Westa Tsaga, not through Ono Academic College.

Ono Academic College is not responsible for your personal data stored on Vesta Tsaga.

Space is limited.

To register through Vesta Tsaga—click here

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