Abraham Adgeh (Hebrew: אברהם אדגה; born 1965) is an Ethiopian-Israeli writer, social activist, and scholar on the history of the Beta Israel.
At the age of 17, he fled to Sudan after finding out that Mossad was organizing an immigration route for Ethiopian Jews to emigrate.
[4] Adgeh frequently gives lectures at colleges and other public institutions on the history of the Ethiopian Jewish community.
[5] He volunteers for the Israeli government program "A New Way" to formulate policy for the integration of Ethiopian immigrants into Israel society.
[6] On 28 September 2017, Adgeh, as part of the tenth Piyut Festival, hosted a conference for "Longing for Jerusalem Event of the Sacred Song of the Ethiopian Jews [he] in an Encounter with the Hebrew Language".