May I go back further yet? If we work in the alternatives that likely butterfly the Second World War and the holocaust, leaving open a surviving Imperial Germany and likely A-H as well as OE, then you force some refocus of Zionism. At its core it is focused upon "Palestine" but there were two branches, a political one seeking a nation state and another more cultural branch seeking to create a Jewish cultural center rather than a homeland. Given that Zionism is rooted in A-H and assuming it gets Poland in this alternative the doors are open. The Zionists are not getting their political dream here, but I could see a revival of Jewish cultural activity focused in the holy land. You get settlers who are opposed to assimilation in Europe but hardly a flood. You can make the big jump to having Zionists cast about for a friendlier state to revise the Jewish people as a "nation." Would that be Ethiopia here? A-H has no colonial presence in Africa, it is not going to be Italy's best friend and there is a connection to Ethiopia. Allowing for all this jumping I could see a cultural push to settle Jews in Ethiopia, not a colony, not a state, but as an alternative to the USA as a place to go and build a Jewish community. It is the Kibbutz in Africa, farmer communes that develop their larger community, and that might draw off especially those Jews in any country still anti-Sematic, perhaps reactionary Russia, maybe nationalist Poland, etc. Far-left leaning Jews from across Germany and A-H might be drawn. It might give Ethiopia a stronger tie to Europe and a "reverse brain drain", attracting talent and money. This Afro-Zionist movement could bring a lot to the table, perhaps most of all preserve the independence of Ethiopia and open her future to anything but what occurred.