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😔 የአየርላንድ ዜና፡- ‘የኢትዮጵያ ሴቶች ምን ያህል አስከፊ ሁኔታ እንዳጋጠማቸው ለመግለጽ አስቸጋሪ ነው!’
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ዋይ! ዋይ! ዋይ! ጋላ-ኦሮሞዎችና አጋሮቻቸውን ከእነ ቅዱስ ራጕኤል ጋር ሆነን እንበቀልላችኋለን፣ እናቶቼ!
👹 የዋቄዮ-አላህ-ሉሲፈር ባሪያዎች የደም ምድር ባደረጓት አክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ ዛሬም የአቤል ደም እየጮኸ ነው።
❖ የአቤል ደም ለበቀል ይጮኻል (ዘፍ ፬፥፲)።
❖ ሰማዕታት “ጌታ ሆይ፣ እስከ መቼ ድረስ?” ብለው ይጮኻሉ (ራዕይ ፮፥፲)።
👹 አማሌቅ ጋላ-ኦሮሞን፣ ኦሮማራን፣ ሶማሌን፣ ቤን አሚርን እና ሥልጣን ላይ ያሉትን ከሃዲ አረመኔ ሞግዚቶቻቸውን ለመበቀል የማይነሳ የትግራይ፣ ኤርትራ እና ቤተ አምሐራ ወገን የእግዚአብሔር አምላክ፣ የአክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ እና ኦርቶዶክስ የተዋሕዶ ክርስትና ሃይማኖቷ ጠላት ነው።
አይይይ! አቤት ጋላ-ኦሮሞን ወደፊት የሚጠብቀው በቀል! ከመቶ ሃምሳ ዓመታት በፊት ሃያ ስምንት /፳፰ ጥንታውያኑ የኢትዮጵያ ነገዶችን ከምድረ ገጽ አጠፋህ። ለዚህ እውቅና ሰጥተህ ልትጸጸት አልፈለግህም። ሞኙ ወገናችንንም ጆሮህን ይዞ ለጸጸትና ለካሳ ሊያበቃህ ሲገባህ ይባስ ብሎ ግማሽ ኢትዮጵያን ሰጥቶህ አረፈው። አይይይይ! ላለፉት አምስት መቶ /መቶ ሃምሳ ዓመታት ብቻ እኮ በተለይ በኤርትራ፣ ትግራይ እና ሰሜን ወሎ ክፍለሃገራት የሚኖሩትን ከሃይማኖት እስከ ምግብ ድረስ ታግሰውና አቅፈው መዳኛ የሚሆንህን ኦርቶዶክስ ተዋሕዶ ክርስትናን ከማካፈል ጀምሮ እራሳቸውን ለከፍተኛ መስዋዕት እያበቁ አንተን ተንከባክበው፣ ቁጥርህ በስጋ ከመሀመዳውያኑ ጎን ከፍ እንዲል፣ ተስፋፍተህም እንድትኖር እጅግ በጣም ብዙ ውለታዎችን የዋሉልህን የኢትዮጵያን መስራቾችና ባላደራዎች ጥንታውያኑን የአክሱማዊቷ ኢትዮጵያ ክርስቲያኖችን ከባዕዳውያኑ ጠላቶቻችን ጋር ሳይቀር አብረህ በመጨፍጨፍ፣ በማሳደድ፣ በማስራብና በመድፈር ላይ ትገኛለህ። አይይይ! አንተ አረመኔ አህዛብ፤ ወዮልህ! ወዮልህ! ወዮልህ!
❖[መጽሐፈ ምሳሌ ምዕራፍ ፲፥፳፰ ]❖
“የጻድቃን አለኝታ ደስታ ነው፤ የኀጥኣን ተስፋ ግን ይጠፋል።”
ኑሮ፣ ሕይወት ይህን ያህል አስከፊ፣ አስቸጋሪ እና ከባድ በሆነበት በዚህ ወቅት፤ ክርስቲያኖች ብዙ አያጉረመርሙም ፣ ጮክ ብለው አይናገሩም፣ ለግድያ ፣ ለውድመት ወይም ራስን አጥፍቶ ለማጥፋት ወደሚወስድ ተልእኮ አያመሩም። አዎ! የበቀል መሣሪያችን ሥጋዊ ምድራዊ አይደለምና ለከንቱው ዓለም ሞኞች ነን፣ ደካሞች ነን፣ አንሰማም፣ አንታየም፤ ግን ይህ ሥጋዊ ዓለም ሳይወድ በግድ፣ ባልጠበቀው መንግድ ይሰማ፣ ያይ እና ይርበተበት ዘንድ በቅርቡ ይገደዳታል። እንቅልፍ አይኖረውም፣ ሞትንም ይመኛታል ግን አያገኛትም!
❖[ወደ ገላትያ ሰዎች ምዕራፍ ፭፥፲፱፡፳፪]❖
“የሥጋ ሥራም የተገለጠ ነው እርሱም ዝሙት፥ ርኵሰት፥ መዳራት፥ ጣዖትን ማምለክ፥ ምዋርት፥ ጥል፥ ክርክር፥ ቅንዓት፥ ቁጣ፥ አድመኛነት፥ መለያየት፥ መናፍቅነት፥ ምቀኝነት፥ መግደል፥ ስካር፥ ዘፋኝነት፥ ይህንም የሚመስል ነው። አስቀድሜም እንዳልሁ፥ እንደዚህ ያሉትን የሚያደርጉ የእግዚአብሔርን መንግሥት አይወርሱም። የመንፈስ ፍሬ ግን ፍቅር፥ ደስታ፥ ሰላም፥ ትዕግሥት፥ ቸርነት፥ በጎነት፥ እምነት፥ የውሃት፥ ራስን መግዛት ነው።”
❖[፪ኛ ወደ ቆሮንቶስ ሰዎች ምዕራፍ ፲፥፫፡፮]❖
“በሰው ልማድ ምንም እንኳ የምንመላለስ ብንሆን፥ እንደ ሰው ልማድ አንዋጋም፤ የጦር ዕቃችን ሥጋዊ አይደለምና፥ ምሽግን ለመስበር ግን በእግዚአብሔር ፊት ብርቱ ነው፤ የሰውንም አሳብ በእግዚአብሔርም እውቀት ላይ የሚነሣውን ከፍ ያለውን ነገር ሁሉ እናፈርሳለን ለክርስቶስም ለመታዘዝ አእምሮን ሁሉ እንማርካለን፥ መታዘዛችሁም በተፈጸመች ጊዜ አለመታዘዝን ሁሉ ልንበቀል ተዘጋጅተናል።”
❖[መዝሙረ ዳዊት ምዕራፍ ፴፯፥፳፰]❖
“እግዚአብሔር ፍርዱን ይወድዳልና፥ ቅዱሳኑንም አይጥላቸውምና፤ ለዘላለምም ይጠብቃቸዋል ለንጹሓንም ይበቀልላቸዋል፤ የኅጥኣን ዘር ግን ይጠፋል።”
👉 Courtesy: The Irish News, by Allan Preston, December 10, 2025
Trócaire spoke to The Irish News in Ethiopia about efforts to combat ongoing epidemic of gender-based violence and sexual assault against women and girls.
For Ethiopian women, the upheaval of war has brought with it a sustained epidemic of gender-based violence (GBV) and sexual assault.
During a visit to the Tigray region with Irish aid agency Trócaire, The Irish News received a briefing about the sheer scale of the inhuman cruelty that has taken place.
Some of the distressing details caused a stunned silence in the room, but those working to help survivors say the reality of the problem must not be ignored.
According to a report from Tigray regional authorities, 60% of over 480,000 women surveyed had suffered at least one form of GBV.
Over 150,000 had survived rape while 12% of the sexual violence survivors were “forcefully enslaved by their perpetrators”.
Among the GBV categories, gang rapes were the most frequently reported – as 70% of survivors were willing to report the number of perpetrators.
A “significant number” of sexual violence survivors (12%) were “subjected to sexual slavery for weeks….and were raped or gang raped on a daily basis”.
Another common occurrence was for people being forced to witness sexual assaults on their family members.
Other details are too graphic to repeat in print, but resulted in severe reproductive health issues for victims and long-term trauma.
Another consequence was family breakdown, including rejection and blame from husbands, while the destruction of medical services meant that over 80% of GBV survivors said they had no access to medical and psychological support.
While the reality is impossible to fully understand, there is also hope with a programme funded by the Irish government and Trócaire to create safe spaces and new economic opportunities for women.
“It’s difficult to express in words what women in Tigray have been through,” she said.
“Because it’s not a single experience they’ve had, and it still continues. Even after the stop of the war, the forms of violence are increasing.
“They have passed through sexual violence during the war, they lost their children and husbands.
“They also witnessed dead bodies, they observe mass killings. They’re in need of psycho-social support as well as healthy intervention to recover.”
She said a breakdown of law and order has created a feeling there are no consequences for crimes against women and girls.
“There is also a new practice and new challenge the women of Tigray have been suffering due to bad learnings during the war – gang rapes, rape by their family members, being killed by family members,” she said.
“Because everybody is not in (the right) state of mind. So they are just practicing the bad things.
“What makes it worse is that there is no legal enforcement…but even if people are killed or raped, there is no justice.
“It’s like giving permission for those who are committing crimes.”
With the support of the Irish government, 16 safe spaces for women and girls have now been established across Tigray.
“It is a space where it helps them to heal from the trauma they have. There are multiple services like individual counselling, group psycho-social counselling, other healing activities,” Tsega said.
Another major aspect is to help women regain their livelihood, through saving schemes and business support such as keeping chickens, goats and bees.
“During the first time they visit us, they are in trauma. Bad things happen to them. Now they start to have a new hope.
“They are having a new hope to start life again. So for every woman you talk to in the safe spaces, they have their own healing stories.”
The Irish News was invited to one of the safe spaces in the town of Agula.
In one room, a group of women share their experiences with each other as well as trading their skills like knitting.
Next door is a creche, allowing mothers the chance to take part in counselling or time to themselves while a savings groups also encourages them to grow their financial independence.
One woman, Lugeberhwet (35), spoke to the Irish News about how the group has helped her since the death of her son Mahom (15) during the war.
“Initially I heard about the safe space, I was suffering from the trauma of the war. I was not in a peace of mind so I decided to come here and heal from the feeling that I had,” she said.
She said the group has now helped her “to feel peaceful inside.”
While not experiencing GBV herself, she said helping other women through this kind of trauma has helped with her own grief.
Tsega commented: “This helped her to look after the other kids. So this centre helped her to heal from that.
“She also shared that the other women who passed through similar experiences are also coping with new life and hope.”
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