 The long-term isolation and the lack of circulation in Ethiopia of the Talmud and later writings resulted in differences between Ethiopian Judaism and other Jewish traditions.The Talmudic laws regarding marriage and divorce, for example, were not present in Ethiopian Judaism as represented in reports written by 20th century Israeli Jewish religious authorities.In addition, Ethiopian Jews' observation of the Jewish Sabbath, the practice of dietary laws and the celebration of holidays are all slightly different compared to those of other Jewish traditions.