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🚨 A MASSIVE wave of internet outages is hitting some of the world's biggest tech platforms.
And it goes WAY beyond Microsoft.
Downdetector is showing spikes in problem reports across Outlook, Microsoft 365, Teams, Azure, Gmail, AWS, Cloudflare, Zoom, Steam, X, Facebook and dozens of other services.
Nearly 130,000 reports for Outlook alone at one point.
Microsoft has confirmed widespread problems and says it's restarting affected servers and redirecting traffic to restore services.
But reports are also appearing across platforms operated by Google, Amazon and other major providers.
It's not yet clear whether these disruptions share a common cause or whether some are unrelated.
For millions of users, a surprisingly large chunk of the internet has suddenly become unreliable.
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Mazal Tov @epanitch!
You are an inspiration to the nation!
Keep up the amazing work! 💙🇺🇸,🇮🇱
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🚨 THE BIBLICAL HEARTLAND ENTERS THE DIGITAL AGE
Israel is launching “Pomegranate,” a new digital land registration system for Judea and Samaria.
The system is designed to replace parts of the old paper-based process, allowing residents to submit documents, make payments, and track registration procedures online.
Officials say the move is expected to shorten processing times, improve public access, increase transparency, and reduce errors, forged documents, and fraudulent claims.
The initiative was advanced by Justice Minister Yariv Levin, Finance Minister and Minister in the Defense Ministry Bezalel Smotrich @bezalelsm, Chairman of Council of Judea and Samaria Yisrael Gantz, and the Civil Administration.
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THURSDAY: @NJACLaw CEO @MarkGoldfeder answers your questions about the scandal surrounding the @IntlCrimCourt: "The ICC on Trial: Qatar, Khan, and the Politics Behind the Warrants."
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Gwinnett getting three new judges for State, Superior Courts gwinnettdailypost.com/local/…
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NJAC is looking for a senior litigation paralegal with experience in state and federal civil #litigation. Please share this post with a great #paralegal interested in protecting the #Jewish community. Thank you!
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We’ll be watching Marianna Baccus sing “Georgia on My Mind” on replay for the next couple of months ✨
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Fulton County Schools is alerting families of a nationwide cybersecurity incident involving Canvas. fox5atlanta.com/news/fulton-…
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I don’t know about you, but I Mamesh needed this Torah from my Rebbe the Heilige Ishbitzer!!
In explaining why HaShem only let Moshe see the back knot of His Tefillin, the Rebbe explains that the back was basically an insight into the past and how Hashem built each action, but always did so in a way that connected Hashem and the Jewish people. But then the Rebbe goes on to explain what it means when the Medrash Tanchuma says that the things which were not revealed to Moshe were revealed to Rebbe Akiva. Namely, Rebbe Akiva saw the whole Tefillin of HaShem, both the back and front! Past and present! The Ishbitzer explains the statement in the Gemara in Makos that says “אמר ר׳ עקיבא אלו הייתי בסנהדרין לא היה נהרג אדם מעולם״. Rebbe Akiva said that had he been in the Sanhedrin no one would ever have been sentenced to death. The explanation that the Ishbitzer gives is that this is because he saw how Hashem was always reconciled with the Jewish people.
I would like to suggest the Chiddush here! Moshe was able to understand life only from behind, after the story unfolds, when the past can finally be woven into meaning. But Rabbi Akiva lived with a deeper vision: he could see the front of the tefillin, meaning he could look at a person in the present and already see the reconciliation that HaShem sees. That is why he said no one would have been executed if he sat on the Sanhedrin. When you see a person only through the narrow lens of their failure, judgment feels justified. But when you see a human being as HaShem sees them, as a soul still in process, still capable of return, still held in relationship with the Divine then punishment becomes almost impossible. The chiddush is that the highest spiritual vision is not seeing the past clearly, but believing in a person’s future so deeply that you refuse to reduce them to their worst moment.
This Chiddush is my mission in the world. It lands hard. It is why my souls is bound to the soul of Reb Efraim of Sodlikov. The Rebbe of Thieves….on the holiest and deepest level…
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NJ Superior Ct. just handed @NJACLaw and @rothbortlawyer a major win in our university antisemitism case.
The judge DENIED FDU’s motion to dismiss—and rejected FDU’s attempt to use the First Circuit’s MIT decision as a get-out-of-liability card for antisemitic discrimination.
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It’s hard to believe what our eyes have seen this week.
The week of Rosh Chodesh Adar. So close to Purim.
Purim isn’t simply the miracle of “we didn’t die.”
It’s the answer to the question: what do we do collectively, after “not dying”?
Do we just learn better survival skills? Or do we finally build what our souls were made to build: Geulah. Kibbutz Galuyot. Binyan Beit HaMikdash.
The Megillah tells us that Esther doesn’t just fight the evil decree. She says: “לך כנוס את כל היהודים.”
Her message is not: “calm down” or “let’s agree to disagree.”
She instructs us to gather. Become one.
Because the tikkun to “מפוזר ומפורד” is not another argument. It’s a brand of achdus that’s big enough to hold every Jew.
So here’s the avodah I’m taking on: don’t wait for Purim when it’s “easy” to love your fellow Jew because everyone’s fired up, singing and dancing.
We need to start now. Before Ta’anit Esther. Before the seudah.
It can be as simple as a single, real message to someone who you’ve distanced from: “I’m with you.” “I miss you.” “I love you.” “I’m sorry.” “Let’s come back.”
When we see headlines like the headlines this week, we all need to do our part to bring a little more achdut into the world.
We see in Sefer Ezra that even around the time of Achashverosh there was already a mizbe’ach in Yerushalayim. Korbanot day and night. Yom Tov offerings. Rosh Chodesh.
But The “bayit” wasn’t fully standing yet.
Because a Mikdash can’t be built out of stone until we build ourselves as a people who know how to stand close again.
Chodesh Tov.
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The Hurva synagogue in Jerusalem was built in the early 1700s by Rabbi Judah the Righteous (Yehuda Hachasid) and was Jerusalem's oldest synagogue.
It was the epicenter of spiritual life inside the Jewish Quarter in the Old city of Jerusalem.
After standing for more than 200 years, in 1948 Palestinians destroyed this beautiful Synagogue, and every single other Synagogue in the city.
In 1967 when Israel liberated Jerusalem, some wanted to rush and build a Synagogue in that same spot; my cousin, the great Israeli archeologist Meir Ben Dov argued against that. He insisted that the Synagogue must be built in its original form which it was in 2010.
Why don't we teach about what Palestinians did to East Jerusalem in 1948???
























