Meet Israel’s Dopest Hebrew Israelite MCs
September 6, 2017
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They celebrate their identity and community while calling out injustices in Israel and abroad.
They celebrate their identity and community while calling out injustices in Israel and abroad.
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Ahk Ahmeshadye came from humble roots, had a way with words, fought for what he believed in and, after getting knocked down, always picked himself back up.
Many of the articles Borsten wrote took a hard look at what was happening inside the Hebrew community.
The civil rights leader traveled to Israel in January 1981 to study the plight of the Israelites.