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Tiger-Ethio retweeted
🙏🏾✝️❤️ stop the slaughter.
Another 34 Orthodox Christians have been slaughtered in Arsi, bringing the death toll to more than 100 in just ONE WEEK.
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How many more innocent lives must be buried before the world stops looking away and demands justice?
#AmharaGenocide #OrthodoxGenocide #EndChristianPersecution
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
Video Evidence: Elderly Woman Loses Both Legs in Helicopter Attack by Abiy Ahmed Ali’s Genocidal Regime in East Wellega IDP Camp Targeted the Survivors of Amhara Genocide From Wollega Ethiopia
#AmharaGenocide
#WarOnAmhara
@hrw @SecRubio @StateDept @UN
@USEmbassyAddis @HRC
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
🚨 An @AbiyAhmedAli regime drone strike has killed at least 29 Amhara IDPs, including children, mothers and elderly people, in Kiremu Woreda, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region
On November 6th, 2026, at approximately 4:30 PM, successive drone strikes by the Abiy regime targeted internally displaced Amhara civilians in Wedesadma, near Kiremu Woreda, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, killing at least 29 civilians and leaving numerous others critically injured.
The victims included children, mothers and elderly people who had fled attacks in Ali, Andode, Fedeqa and Meleketa Semi. Already suffering from severe hunger, illness and displacement, the civilians were struck at the location where they had sought refuge.
🚨 Over 60 Amhara civilians killed daily in Wollega by Oromia Region Gadaa Commando as ENDF colonel demands 600,000 birr ransom to protect churches from attacks
On November 7th, 2026, local sources described escalating mass killings, displacement and destruction targeting Amhara civilians across Tulgana, Waja, Agamsa, Kiremu, Gida and Gutin in the Wollega areas of Oromia Region.
Oromia Region Gadaa Commando and allied armed groups have been conducting house-to-house attacks and pursuing civilians fleeing into forests and remote areas, with more than 60 civilians reportedly killed daily. Thousands of residents, including children and elderly people, have gone missing or become separated from their families.
In Tulgana, Gutin and Waja, bodies of slain civilians have remained unburied along roads, in villages and surrounding forests, with some exposed for more than three days and consumed by vultures and wild animals. Continuing attacks have prevented surviving residents from recovering and burying the dead.
Meanwhile, an ENDF colonel identified by the nickname Colonel Qore is accused of demanding 300,000 birr each from Tulgana Kidist Kidane Mihret Church and Tulgana Kidus Gabriel Church, totaling 600,000 birr, in exchange for protecting the churches from attacks and destruction. ENDF Command post forces have also been accused of using tanks and heavy weapons against religious institutions and civilian homes.
Thousands of displaced civilians remain trapped in forests and isolated communities without food, shelter or humanitarian assistance. Deaths from starvation and exposure to cold weather have also been reported, while road closures and continuing insecurity have made it difficult to establish the full casualty toll.
Video shows an Amhara civilian who survived the late August attacks by Oromia region Gadaa Commando pleading for a safe passage out of Oromia.
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
Ethiopia has entered the period of mass killings, or ethnic cleansing, & this was happening since 2016.
ETHIOPIA ― This video circulating on social media evokes disturbing memories of the early days of the Rwandan genocide.
Thousands of ethnic Amhara were seen displaced from #Welega in search of safety, having lost faith in the government’s ability to protect them.
Tragically, hundreds have reportedly been killed in Arsi Zone because of their ethnic identity and, in particular, their Orthodox Christian faith.
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
The US Ambassador is not meeting victims. He is meeting the regime's military command. The victims of Arsi, Amhara, and Tigray deserve accountability, not photo-ops. @SecRubio @USEmbassyAddis
AAA is one of the authentic ‘voices of the endangered Amhara’ and reports day and night on the challenges facing the Amhara people in today’s Ethiopia under A. Ahmed! Stop state terrorism in Ethiopia!
@EUinEthiopia @EUSR_Weber @ECLJ_Official
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Tiger-Ethio retweeted
ETHIOPIA ― This video circulating on social media evokes disturbing memories of the early days of the Rwandan genocide.
Thousands of ethnic Amhara were seen displaced from #Welega in search of safety, having lost faith in the government’s ability to protect them.
Tragically, hundreds have reportedly been killed in Arsi Zone because of their ethnic identity and, in particular, their Orthodox Christian faith.
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
🚨 Over 50 Orthodox Christians massacred in Endeto, Arsi, today, one week after 60 Christians were killed in the same area
Another deadly attack targeting Ethiopian Orthodox Christians took place on November 5th, 2026, in Endeto, Arsi, Oromia Region, just one week after a separate massacre claimed the lives of more than 60 Orthodox Christians in the area. According to local sources, more than 50 bodies had been recovered by Thursday evening following an assault involving armed militants equipped with mortars, sniper rifles and other weapons. The attackers also looted Christian-owned homes and businesses, seized livestock and destroyed property, while bodies remained scattered across nearby forests. Local sources identified the attackers as members of the Maddawalaabuu Brigade, an armed group backed by the government that was also involved in last week’s killings in Birbona and Chole Kebeles of Shirka Woreda.
Reports have emerged concerning the involvement of local government officials in facilitating the attack. Residents reportedly warned authorities days beforehand after observing armed gatherings and weapons being unloaded at a local mosque, but their warnings were dismissed. Woreda officials allegedly contacted zonal and regional authorities to reject additional security reinforcements, claiming sufficient forces were already available, while access roads were reportedly dug up to obstruct the arrival of ENDF troops. Sources further allege that local officials confiscated weapons from Christian residents while allowing other armed groups to retain weapons, leaving Orthodox Christian militia members severely outgunned. Several militia members were reportedly killed within minutes of confronting the attackers. ENDF reinforcements eventually reached the area after dark and began recovering bodies.
🚨 Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Holy Synod announces that 60 believers were killed in Arsi Zone over the past few days
Source: @MeseretMedia
The Holy Synod of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church has announced that 60 Orthodox Christian believers were brutally killed in Arsi Zone, Oromia Region, during attacks on October 20 and 24, 2026.
According to the Holy Synod's statement:
▪️14 believers were killed in Gora Silingo, Angada Kebele, Merti Woreda.
▪️46 believers were killed in Tereta, Chole and Birbo, Shirka Woreda.
▪️20 residential homes belonging to believers were completely burned down.
▪️More than 20 people sustained serious injuries and are receiving treatment in hospitals.
Holy Synod condemns the continued massacres of Orthodox Christians
The Holy Synod stated:
"The extremely horrific and appalling massacres, displacement, physical injuries and destruction of property being inflicted upon our innocent Orthodox Christian children in the Arsi Diocese and various parts of our country have continued without interruption and are worsening over time. It is also known that numerous believers have previously been killed in different woredas of the zone."
The Synod explained that its plenary assembly had observed the immense suffering and atrocities inflicted upon the population with profound sorrow.
It emphasized that such acts are entirely unacceptable under the teachings of any religion and violate fundamental human rights.
The statement continued:
"These inhumane acts violate the constitutional rights to freedom of religion and life, contradict religious teachings and the natural principles of humanity, and destroy our national values of peaceful coexistence and mutual respect. Therefore, the Plenary Assembly of the Holy Synod of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church strongly condemns these acts."
Holy Synod calls on authorities to stop the killings and bring perpetrators to justice
The Holy Synod issued an urgent appeal to the relevant authorities, calling on them to publicly condemn the killings and take immediate measures to protect civilians.
The statement declared:
"The Holy Synod of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church strongly urges the responsible authorities to publicly condemn these inhumane acts, uphold the constitutionally guaranteed rights to life and freedom of worship, and bring the perpetrators of these atrocities before the law."
The Synod further called on authorities to uphold the rule of law and provide the necessary legal protection to prevent similar acts of violence from recurring.
It emphasized that the responsible institutions must fulfill their obligations to protect citizens and ensure that such atrocities do not happen again.
Holy Synod demands immediate security protection for Orthodox Christians
Expressing profound grief over the loss of life, the Holy Synod stated:
"We urge the government to provide the necessary protection to our faithful children wherever they may be, so that they do not suffer similar attacks. We also call upon the relevant security institutions to give this matter special attention and take the necessary protective measures until the problem is resolved, working to prevent further dangers."
The Synod extended its condolences to the families of those killed and to all Ethiopians.
It added:
"The Holy Church prays that Almighty God grant eternal rest and the honor of martyrdom to our people who unjustly lost their lives, and provide comfort to the families of the deceased and to all Ethiopians."
Holy Synod announces nationwide and worldwide memorial prayers
The Plenary Assembly of the Holy Synod also adopted several decisions in response to the killings.
1. Memorial prayers on October 26, 2026
The Holy Synod decided that funeral and memorial prayers would be conducted on October 26, 2026 (Tikimt 16, 2019 E.C.), by members of the Plenary Assembly at the Patriarchal See's Holy of Holies St. Mary Monastery.
2. Worldwide memorial prayers on October 27, 2026
The Synod instructed all Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church monasteries and churches throughout the world to conduct funeral and memorial prayers following the Divine Liturgy on October 27, 2026 (Tikimt 17, 2019 E.C.), in remembrance of the victims.
3. Meeting with senior government officials
The Plenary Assembly decided to arrange a meeting with the relevant senior government official to discuss the killings and the security situation affecting Orthodox Christians.
4. Long-term measures to prevent further attacks
The Holy Synod also resolved to pursue appropriate efforts toward a lasting solution to the violence and insecurity affecting Orthodox Christian communities.
The statement concluded by emphasizing the Church's determination to seek protection for its believers, accountability for those responsible for the killings, and lasting measures to prevent further atrocities.
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
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🚨 Over 50 Orthodox Christians massacred in Endeto, Arsi, today, one week after 60 Christians were killed in the same area
Another deadly attack targeting Ethiopian Orthodox Christians took place on November 5th, 2026, in Endeto, Arsi, Oromia Region, just one week after a separate massacre claimed the lives of more than 60 Orthodox Christians in the area. According to local sources, more than 50 bodies had been recovered by Thursday evening following an assault involving armed militants equipped with mortars, sniper rifles and other weapons. The attackers also looted Christian-owned homes and businesses, seized livestock and destroyed property, while bodies remained scattered across nearby forests. Local sources identified the attackers as members of the Maddawalaabuu Brigade, an armed group backed by the government that was also involved in last week’s killings in Birbona and Chole Kebeles of Shirka Woreda.
Reports have emerged concerning the involvement of local government officials in facilitating the attack. Residents reportedly warned authorities days beforehand after observing armed gatherings and weapons being unloaded at a local mosque, but their warnings were dismissed. Woreda officials allegedly contacted zonal and regional authorities to reject additional security reinforcements, claiming sufficient forces were already available, while access roads were reportedly dug up to obstruct the arrival of ENDF troops. Sources further allege that local officials confiscated weapons from Christian residents while allowing other armed groups to retain weapons, leaving Orthodox Christian militia members severely outgunned. Several militia members were reportedly killed within minutes of confronting the attackers. ENDF reinforcements eventually reached the area after dark and began recovering bodies.
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
Another 34 Orthodox Christians have been slaughtered in Arsi, bringing the death toll to more than 100 in just ONE WEEK.
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How many more innocent lives must be buried before the world stops looking away and demands justice?
#AmharaGenocide #OrthodoxGenocide #EndChristianPersecution
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
Before the tears of Ethiopia have dried, another heinous massacre has shaken the country. According to local media reports, at least 34 Ethiopian Orthodox Christians were killed on Thursday, when a group of gunmen opened fresh fire in Ethiopia's Oromia region. The latest mass murder has raised the death toll to 94 in less than three weeks.
The massacre reportedly took place in Endato village in Robe district, where armed perpetrators opened fire at the residents, killing at least 34 and leaving several others injured. Shops and other properties were damaged in the attack.
The attack, the latest blow to the nation already ailing from two previous attacks on October 20 and 24 in Oromia's Merti and Shirka districts, in which at least 60 Orthodox Christians were killed, has left the country in tremors. Concerns have been heightened about the safety of religious communities in Oromia, where lingering armed conflict have displaced civilians and fueled insecurity.
Let us lift our heartfelt prayers to the merciful God, so that He may deign to wipe out the tears of the sorrowing people and protect them from further dangers.
#EthiopiaNews #OromiaViolence #ChristianPersecution #EthiopianOrthodoxChurch #PrayForEthiopia #shalomworldnews
ALT A Shalom World News graphic shows a visibly distressed person wearing a bright blue shirt, with both hands resting on their head and mouth open in an expression of anguish. Another distressed person is partially visible behind them. The headline reads, “34 More Orthodox Christians Killed in Ethiopia; Death Toll Rises To 94.” The poster highlights reports of deadly attacks against Ethiopian Orthodox Christians in the Oromia region, where at least 34 additional deaths have been reported, bringing the reported total to 94 in less than three weeks.
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
So far, 34 bodies of Christians recovered ... 😡
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ALERT: The violence in Ethiopia’s Arsi Zone is escalating. 34 more Christians bodies discovered yesterday in Robe Woreda just 11 days after the Shirka massacre of 45+ believers. Ongoing silence enables ongoing atrocities.
@StateDept @USCIRF @HouseForeign
@HouseForeignGOP @SenateForeign @SecRubio @USEmbassyAddis @RepGregoryMeeks @BrianMast @SenatorRisch @USAmbUN @VOLKER_TURK @EUinEthiopia @hrw @amnesty @ADFIntl
- Impose Global Magnitsky sanctions
- Demand accountability & protection for target communities
#ProtectArsiChristians #EthiopiaHumanRights
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
Is he not killing Ethiopians fast enough? Why would anyone bankroll such a genicidal regime?
Amharas are being killed on an 30/day average for 8 years now. Check out #AmharaGenocide reports. Tigray, Amhara, Afar, have been on and off conventional war with thr regime for over 6 years now, imagine the death toll. And Oromiya is a killing field. Why on earth would anyone finsnce such a regime? Is it a few white elephant projects it will take to cover up such massive humanitarian crisis and crimes against humanity?
You are teaching tyrants how to be efficient in their ruthlessness. Such a sad world 💔💔💔
IMF approved a four-year, $3.4 billion program for Ethiopia in July 2024 . By June 2026, disbursements had reached nearly $2.65 billion. So where is this money going?
Over the same period, fighting has flared again in Tigray, insecurity persists in Amhara and Oromia, and tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea are raising the risk of a wider regional war.
What is more, Ethiopia has become a party to a war beyond its own borders. Sudan is being struck by drones launched from Ethiopian territory, from the Asosa and Bahir Dar bases. The IMF has become the biggest partner in Ethiopia’s regional aggression.
The measure of the IMF’s success should not be how much money it disburses, but whether that money improves the lives of Ethiopians.
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
Germany is right to warn against further escalation, but the international community must confront the common denominator in Ethiopia's widening catastrophe: the policies of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government. From the Eritrean rapprochement and Nobel Peace Prize to the devastating Northern Ethiopian War, the Somaliland MoU, Sudan's conflict, and the latest displacement crisis along the Kenyan border, the Horn of Africa has descended into a vortex of instability. Ethiopia is burning in every direction, while ethnic polarization, territorial disputes, and the conduct of Abiy's government and Oromia's regional leadership demand urgent scrutiny. The World Bank's September 2026 poverty map reveals another devastating reality: Tigray, Amhara, and Afar remain trapped in extreme poverty exceeding 30%, both in 2013 and 2024. Northern Ethiopia needs peace, reconstruction, justice, and accountable governance, not another cycle of militarization. Germany and Europe must address the political roots of this catastrophe, not merely its consequences.
#Ethiopia #AmharaGenocide #TigrayGenocide #EthiopianOrthodoxPersecution #ChristianPersecution #HornOfAfrica #HumanRights #Peace #accountability
@AussenMinDE @GermanyDiplo @EUinEthiopia @eu_eeas @UNHumanRights @UN_SPExperts @AfricanUnion @amnesty @hrw @ReutersAfrica @BBCWorld @AP @AFP @dwnews
A stable Ethiopia is vital to the entire region. Any escalation in the #HornofAfrica must be avoided. Germany continues to support efforts to promote stability in northern Ethiopia. - @AussenMinDE in today’s call with @GHessebon .
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
United Arab Emirates diplomat Lana Nusseibeh says her top priority if chosen UN secretary-general would be to end the war in Sudan yet she still refuses to acknowledge the UAE's role sending arms and mercenaries to the genocidal Rapid Support Forces there. trib.al/5UnKrW4
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
#Opinion: Beyond Economic Indicators: Why #IMF support for #Ethiopia must put people before politics
Ethiopia’s $3.4 billion IMF financing has recorded progress in exports, revenue mobilization, and foreign exchange reserves. However, questions remain about its impact on ordinary citizens amid economic hardship and ongoing conflict, writes Hayelom Belay Seyoum.
He urges the Fund to strengthen safeguards before approving further disbursements, calling for greater transparency in public spending, independent assessments of social outcomes, and stronger protections for vulnerable households.
“Economic reform must ultimately improve people’s lives,” Hayelom argues, warning that macroeconomic gains mean little if poverty, unemployment, and conflict persist.
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Tiger-Ethio retweeted
From Pan-African Solidarity to the Destruction of Sudan: Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the UAE's War Machine
What a historic tragedy! Ethiopia, a founding member of the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity, once a beacon of African solidarity under Emperor Haile Selassie, is now implicated in facilitating the destruction of a sisterly African nation, Sudan.
In its November 5, 2026 investigation, The New York Times writes: “But none have been as pivotal as the Emirates, which has used its vast resources and close alliances with countries like Ethiopia and Chad in support of the R.S.F.” This is an extraordinary indictment of the regional networks sustaining the #Janjaweed, the Rapid Support Forces, whose campaign in Sudan has been marked by mass atrocities and genocide accusations.
I have argued repeatedly that Ethiopia, Africa's second most populous country, has increasingly become a client state of the United Arab Emirates under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, whom I have called the sick man of the Horn of Africa. The evidence of an RSF training facility on Ethiopian territory, together with the UAE's extensive military support, raises grave questions about the Ethiopian government's complicity in Sudan's destruction. How did the Ethiopia of Haile Selassie, which championed African sovereignty and collective security, arrive at this extraordinary historical reversal? The international community must investigate the political and military chain of responsibility, including the role of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government in facilitating operations associated with atrocities against Sudanese civilians. Africa cannot afford another generation of carnage sustained by foreign patronage and regional proxy warfare.
The destruction of Sudan is not merely a Sudanese tragedy; it is a test of the moral foundations of Pan-Africanism itself.
#Sudan #SudanGenocide #Darfur #StopTheWarInSudan #Ethiopia #UAE #RSF #Janjaweed #HornOfAfrica #AmharaGenocide #TigrayGenocide #EthiopianOrthodoxPersecution #WarCrimes #CrimesAgainstHumanity #GenocidePrevention #HumanRights #InternationalJustice #Accountability
@UN @UNHumanRights @UN_SPExperts @UNOCHA @UNICEF @Refugees @WFP @WHO @UNDP @AfricanUnion @eu_eeas @StateDept @amnesty @hrw @LemkinInstitute @CrisisGroup @ReutersAfrica @BBCWorld @AP @AFP @AJEnglish @FRANCE24 @dwnews @hawelti
Source: nytimes.com/2026/11/05/world…
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
“The petitioners also highlight that the Ethiopian government has carried out the arbitrary detentions and torture of Amhara journalists, civilian society leaders, members of Parliament and opposition figures. They highlight that the incumbent Prosperity Party administration won 90% of federal Parliament seats in the June 2026 general election despite ongoing armed conflicts, mass civilian displacement, suppression of civilian society and opposition, and the exclusion of major ethnic communities, making conditions for a free and inclusive vote impossible.”
⚡️️️️️️️ℹ️ #UPDATE: On November 3, 2026 @GordJohns tabled e-petition 7556 in front of @OurCommons on Parliament Hill 🇨🇦. The petition received significant support among members of the Ethiopian-Canadian community and allies.
Tiger-Ethio retweeted
Calling it “killing” is an insult to the truth.
What is happening in Arsi is a massacre.
Arsi Massacre, Ethiopia
• 1,925 massacred
• 19 churches destroyed
• 43,000 Amhara Orthodox Christians displaced
From a 7-month-old baby to an 80-year-old elder
Since 2023
#AmharaGenocide
