Habtamu Tegegne, an associate professor of history at Rutgers University, called for the murder of two prominent Ethiopian politicians and their descendants during a...
"The situation in our community is unprecedented; we have never experienced anything like this before. We have no place to turn for solutions except to Waaqa.”
"There are some who collaborate with federal forces but face no consequences because they have family members in the Fano", Zemene Kassie, leader of Gojjam Fano.
Since 'Amhara' historically denotes individuals who practice Orthodox Christianity, the communications and actions of the militia operating in the Amhara region extensively employ Orthodox Christian symbolism.
