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Jessica Steinberg covers the Sabra scene from south to north and back to the center. Vocalist Tamar Rada feels more Israeli than Ethiopian, but the language, beats, and rhythms of her native land are what move the singer-songwriter. It all comes to life in her second album, “Adisge,” which will be celebrated December 28, at this year’s Hullageb Israeli-Ethiopian Arts Festival, December 24-30, though the coronavirus pandemic has forced the festival online, and with no visiting artists this year. The performances will be available on the Confederation House Facebook page and YouTube channel. Hullageb, which means “multifaceted,” is a creation and production of Jerusalem’s Confederation House, whose mission is to create artistic harmony among the more than 100 ethnic groups in Jerusalem. The festival is dedicated to musical, theatrical, and dance creations by artists of Ethiopian origin, with an emphasis on the artists’ dialogue with surrounding Israeli culture and the

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