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Too bad for the whistlers. Maybe return to the kotel on a weekday and film what it’s like without the whistling?
I used this video in my Article, “Women of the Wall: Jews for Kant” –
http://patentlyjewish.com/women-of-the-wall-part-ii-jews-for-kant/