MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23Enjoy an evening of song in the Juhuri dialect, the language spoken by Jews from the Caucasus, and listen to works by Farida Yusepov, Roza Mordechayev-Danilov, Bat-Zion Abramov, Sarah Rahmani (Lazarov), and Shabtai Agronov read with Hebrew subtitles."} 68:{"position":8,"content":"

8 p.m. Confederation House, 12 Emil Bota Street. Reserve your spot by calling (02) 539-9360.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24

Attend a free jazz performance by Sandia (“watermelon” in Spanish) at the Yellow Submarine. The performance will include jazz pieces combined with progressive tunes and groove vibes."} 6a:{"position":10,"content":"

9:30 concert. Doors open at 9 p.m. 13 Harekevim St.

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25

Take in an English-language musical at the National Library. Last Night in Florence, based on the work by Daniel Taub, tells a love story between jazz singer Bella (Abigail Fox), a young woman from an assimilated Jewish family, and Rabbi Enzo (Josh Becker) in Mussolini’s Italy of 1938."} 6c:{"position":12,"content":"

One character, Rabbi Giuseppi, was inspired by rabbi and scholar Umberto Cassuto (1833-1951).

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Directed by Aviella Trapido, this is a J-Town Playhouse production.

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7:30 p.m. NIS 120 per ticket. 1 Kaplan St. Two hours and 15 minutes long, with one intermission. Call 074-733-6170 to book.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

Watch Operation Wakaliga: Fate and Blood, the first movie co-produced by filmmakers from Uganda and Israel. This is an over-the-top East African action flick mixed in with an Israeli plot. The son of the Is

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