Jeff Seidel - The King of the Kotel

Meaningful People

Meaningful Minute

Education, Religion & Spirituality, Jewish, Jew, Meaningful, Self-improvement, People, Judaism

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🗓️ 22 May 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

You probably have seen him by the Western Wall. Since 1982, Jeff Seidel has introduced thousands of Jewish college students to their first Shabbat experience as well as offered free tours and classes through his Jewish Student Centers at Hebrew U in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv University, Ben-Gurion University in Beersheba, and IDC in Herzliya. He has lived in Jerusalem’s Old City for over thirty years and connected tens of thousands to the Land of Israel. He has also authored “The Jewish Traveler’s Resource Guide,” which lists Shabbat placement programs around the world.

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0:00.0	Nachi, have you ever gone to the Coastal?
0:02.8	I have, I have.
0:03.9	Do you call it the Coastal or the Cotel?
0:06.0	Depends what I talk to.
0:07.1	Let's say you're talking to me.
0:08.2	Coastal.
0:08.9	Yeah?
0:09.3	Caisel?
0:10.0	Who do you say Cotel to?
0:12.4	I don't know.
0:12.9	It's just one of those random moments.
0:15.9	I think people should message meaningful people on Instagram.
0:19.4	Whether they say Cotel or Cotel, you can do a poll.
0:22.2	That's such a curious,
0:24.0	imagine more people with a WAU type
0:27.7	upbringing say Cotel and people.
0:29.6	Are you stereotyping?
0:30.4	It's not stereotyping.
0:31.1	I guess so.
0:31.7	I just thought of that.
0:33.1	But regardless of whether you call it Coastal or Cotel,
0:36.1	if you go there,
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