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Young Chinese men studying Torah in Yeshivat Mivtar in Gush Etzion, preparing for their Orthodox conversion.
These Young Chinese claim they are lost Jews, and that their ancestors in China were Jewish. August 05 2010.
They were brought to Israel by the Shavei Israel organization, which helps brings Lost Tribes and Jews to Israel and assit them in finding their roots. Photo by Gershon Elinson/Flash90.
Young Chinese men studying Torah in Yeshivat Mivtar in Gush Etzion, preparing for their Orthodox conversion.
These Young Chinese claim they are lost Jews, and that their ancestors in China were Jewish. August 05 2010.
They were brought to Israel by the Shavei Israel organization, which helps brings Lost Tribes and Jews to Israel and assit them in finding their roots. Photo by Gershon Elinson/Flash90.
Young Chinese men studying Torah in Yeshivat Mivtar in Gush Etzion, preparing for their Orthodox conversion.
These Young Chinese claim they are lost Jews, and that their ancestors in China were Jewish. August 05 2010.
They were brought to Israel by the Shavei Israel organization, which helps brings Lost Tribes and Jews to Israel and assit them in finding their roots. Photo by Gershon Elinson/Flash90.
Young Chinese men studying Torah in Yeshivat Mivtar in Gush Etzion, preparing for their Orthodox conversion.
These Young Chinese claim they are lost Jews, and that their ancestors in China were Jewish. August 05 2010.
They were brought to Israel by the Shavei Israel organization, which helps brings Lost Tribes and Jews to Israel and assit them in finding their roots. Photo by Gershon Elinson/Flash90.
