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@coralieisoldee @Rainmaker1973 That’s a real film. Thomas Edison got in on the animal-circus act.

@Rainmaker1973 Holy Ai crap

Thomas Edison made the first ever cat video in 1894. "Boxing Cats" featured two cats in a tiny boxing ring with a pair of boxing gloves. This makes cats videos actually older than cheeseburgers.

@HukijuHacks @Rainmaker1973 I was going to say that Thomas Edison was more of a putz, although now I see that the cats were already trained to create cat content for the interwebs of those days.

@Rainmaker1973 Did you know the boxing cats from edisons 1894 film were stars of professor henry weltons cat circus? the troupe toured with felines riding tiny bicycles and pulling off somersaults wowing crowds coast to coast.

@ThrillaRilla369 Incidentally, that’s part of why I ultimately angry about people being upset about the transgender bill in Tennessee: transphobia is the new Islamophobia.

To the women who are on this app, be honest Are you OKAY with a man claiming to be a woman using the ladies room if you're in there? 🤷🤔

Nobody: Lubavitchers: "This Pesach, I'm going to risk my life to smuggle matzah to an Israeli who's in prison for selling fake Dead Sea products in Djibouti."

@MarkJCarney @ahmedshaheed You’re disappointed in Memshalah Yisra’el for protecting people? Shame on you!

I am disappointed with the decision by the Israeli police to prevent the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem and the Christian Communities of the Holy Land from marking Palm Sunday at the Holy Sepulchre.    These actions further violate the longstanding status quo of Jerusalem’s Holy Sites. People of every faith in Jerusalem should be able to worship freely, fully, and without fear. I am pleased that President Herzog has contacted the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, His Beatitude Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, to reaffirm this.

The oldest known Seder plate in existence, is from 1480, pre-expulsion Spain. Located in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

‼️ HEALTH ALERT IN ISRAEL Thousands may have been exposed to a pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) patient at Sheba Medical Center earlier this month. The patient was hospitalized March 17–22 in an underground surgical area. About 750 patients — including 300 newborns and immunocompromised individuals — and roughly 1,900 staff are believed to have had potential contact. TB typically spreads after prolonged exposure (6–8 hours). Anyone who was in the area during that time is urged to contact the Health Ministry hotline. Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

I just called the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, His Beatitude Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, to express my great sorrow over this morning's unfortunate incident in the Old City of Jerusalem, in which Cardinal Pizzaballa and the Custos of the Holy Land, the Most Reverend Fr. Francesco Ielpo, were prevented from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for prayers amid the ongoing security situation. I clarified that the incident stemmed from security concerns due to the continuous threat of missile attacks from the Iranian terror regime against the civilian population in Israel, following previous incidents in which Iranian missiles fell in the area of the Old City of Jerusalem in recent days. I reaffirmed the State of Israel's unwavering commitment to freedom of religion for all faiths and to upholding the status quo at the holy sites of Jerusalem.

@agent000seven @nypost Rabbis are always welcome to pray at Christian holy sites as long as they’re not looking to persecute Jewish Christians (including Messianic Jewish rabbis) and other Christians.

@nypost Do rabbis pray at Christian holy sites? I don't believe they'd be rude enough to try.

Israel bars Catholic officials from praying at holy site, outraging US Ambassador Mike Huckabee trib.al/tOXXMhn

@nypost The situation in Israel is very tense right now, and Mike Huckabee would be understanding of that if he were truly Pro Israel. Besides, the current leadership of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre tends to be a bunch of wolves in sheep’s clothing (not unlike Mike Huckabee himself).

PHOTOS: Lindsey Graham vacationing at Disney World amid shutdown 📸tmz.com/2026/03/29/lin…

@GeraldoRivera Trump needs to be impeached, as there is no mission in Iran but for his abject narcissistic betrayal of the Iranian people and games with multiple lives. He’s already done to the Iranians exactly what he did to the Venezuelans.

American ground forces are mustering. God bless them. They are the best on the planet. Despite their formidable capabilities don’t for a minute think their Iran mission is going to be fast or easy. BTW What is their mission? To force open the Strait of Hormuz? …Regime change (to make Iran safe for the son of the old Shah)? What about the nukes? the missiles? Would a ceasefire and a never-mind work? The MidEast is where optimism goes to die. It has always been true. The news there always gets worse before it settles at shitty.

“Just Take the Picture, So That We Can Go Night Nights”! youtube.com/shorts/aH8bQF1… לילה ושבוע טוב.

@TMZ With all due respect, this one’s a little tacky. When anybody loses a child unexpectedly, he or she should be given some privacy – even if he or she is a celebrity.

Martin Short Spotted Out For First Time Since Daughter Katherine's Death tmz.me/T1juRV3

@SARJ_Stratum @Polymarket Surprisingly, Val Kilmer actually requested that one of his films be finished with an AI likeness of him in case he died during the filming. His family fulfilled his request.

@Nickidewbear @Polymarket No they won't, and nobody will care. Nobody will use the likeness of anyone in Hollywood. There's an infinite number of possible faces to be generated. "Actors" have no innate, exclusive value. AI will remove any leverage they may have had. Hollywood is dead.

JUST IN: Hollywood actors union is pushing to make studios pay AI performers as much as they would for real actors.

Rabbi Yeshaya Halevi Horowitz (c. 1558–1628), known as the Shelah Hakadosh, was a preeminent 17th-century Talmudist, Kabbalist, and leader of European Jewry. Famed for his magnum opus Shnei Luchot HaBrit (Shelah), he served as Chief Rabbi of Prague and other major cities before settling in Jerusalem. His teachings emphasized joyous service and ethical purity, profoundly influencing later Hasidic thought.  Born in Prague to a prominent scholarly family, Rabbi Horowitz received his early education in Poland and was recognized as a tremendous scholar at a young age. Before his ascension to the rabbinate in Prague, he held key positions in several European cities, including Posen, Cracow, and Vienna, and served as the rabbi of Frankfurt. He was known for his vast knowledge of both revealed and hidden Torah, including Kabbalistic traditions.  In 1621, driven by a deep desire to live in the Holy Land, he left his position as chief rabbi of Prague, where he had succeeded Rabbi Efraim Luntschitz, and emigrated to Eretz Yisrael. Upon his arrival in Jerusalem, he was appointed the leader of the Ashkenazi community. During his time in Jerusalem, he completed his masterpiece, Shnei Luchot HaBrit, which is a comprehensive work on Halachah, Mussar (ethics), and Kabbalah.  The Shelah Hakadosh is renowned for his efforts to elevate the spiritual life of his contemporaries through the concept of combining joy with strict Torah observance. He encouraged sanctifying the material world and warned against perfunctory religious conduct, promoting a vision of personal and national refinement.  Later in his life, he was forced to leave Jerusalem for a time and settled in Safed, eventually passing away in Tiberias, where he was buried near the tomb of the Rambam (Maimonides). His influence has remained enduring, with his works, particularly the Shelah, continuing to be studied for generations, and he is particularly famous for the special prayer recited before the new month of Sivan, known as the Tefillah HaShlah.

Illustrations of matzah baking from the Birds' Head Haggadah (c. 1300), which is the oldest surviving illuminated Ashkenazi Passover Haggadah. The most common theory for the Bird Heads is that the artist sought to avoid violating the Second Commandment ("Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image") by not drawing complete human faces.

No hay excusas. Les pasé montón de recetas este año. Todos a comer Maztza. Acá les paso un Tiramisú italiano 🇮🇹 😁✡️🙌🏻

@HistorylandHQ Even if the conspiracy theory about Obama’s sexual orientation is correct, what business of it is mine? As long as he and his wife have a mutual understanding about a lavender marriage, it’s none of my business.

A typical tabloid headline straight out of 2008.

@jewishmemequeen 😳. דבר על מרור! להמרור יש חוצפה!

Found the perfect horseradish for my Seder plate