North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry (NACOEJ)   American Jewish World Service   Mazon—A Jewish Response to Hunger in America   Homecrest House   Yachad—The Jewish Housing and Community Development Corporation of Greater Washington, D.C.   Israel Association for Ethiopian Jews   Keren Klita—Aid for Russian Immigrants   North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry (NACOEJ) View the agency’s website All the Jews did not make it out of Ethiopia to Israel in Operation Moses (1984) and Operation Solomon (1991). 20,000 Jews remain! They live in mud huts, they are starving, and they are outcasts among their non-Jewish neighbors. “This is the most endangered Jewish community in the world!” The avoidable disease, malnutrition and death relentlessly pursuing the remaining Ethiopian Jews can be thwarted, repelled, defeated. Members of NACOEJ are on the ground in Ethiopia, to feed, clothe, teach, protect our Jewish brothers and sisters there until they all get to Israel. The pace is slow, only 200 per month get out. Hopefully that will speed up. In the meantime, this effort represents “nothing less than a matter of life and death!” NACOEJ reports that Jewish children are now dying in the Ethiopian famine. The most important Jewish ethic is pikuach nefesh—saving life. Please, choose to save life!