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  1. Wart ihr auf dem Katholikentag?

    👀 “Hab Mut, steh auf”: Der ein oder andere kann den Satz vielleicht schon nicht mehr hören. Aber er steht überall. Woher kommt der Satz eigentlich?

    Passend zum Katholikentag habe ich mir das heute mal angeschaut. 🧐

    🤗 Welcher Moment auf dem Katholikentag hat dich berührt? Und falls du nicht da warst: Wann hattest du mal Mut? 💬 Lasst uns diese Momente in den Kommentaren sammeln und uns ermutigen.

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/m

    #Kaplan #Bibel #Mut #Katholikentag

  2. Wart ihr auf dem Katholikentag?

    👀 “Hab Mut, steh auf”: Der ein oder andere kann den Satz vielleicht schon nicht mehr hören. Aber er steht überall. Woher kommt der Satz eigentlich?

    Passend zum Katholikentag habe ich mir das heute mal angeschaut. 🧐

    🤗 Welcher Moment auf dem Katholikentag hat dich berührt? Und falls du nicht da warst: Wann hattest du mal Mut? 💬 Lasst uns diese Momente in den Kommentaren sammeln und uns ermutigen.

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/m

    #Kaplan #Bibel #Mut #Katholikentag

  3. Wart ihr auf dem Katholikentag?

    👀 “Hab Mut, steh auf”: Der ein oder andere kann den Satz vielleicht schon nicht mehr hören. Aber er steht überall. Woher kommt der Satz eigentlich?

    Passend zum Katholikentag habe ich mir das heute mal angeschaut. 🧐

    🤗 Welcher Moment auf dem Katholikentag hat dich berührt? Und falls du nicht da warst: Wann hattest du mal Mut? 💬 Lasst uns diese Momente in den Kommentaren sammeln und uns ermutigen.

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/m

    #Kaplan #Bibel #Mut #Katholikentag

  4. Woran orientierst du dich im Leben? 🧭 Eigene Werte zu finden ist gar nicht so einfach, oder? Mir fällt das immer wieder schwer – vor allem wenn ich im Alltag eher hinterherhetze oder ich Entscheidungen treffen muss, die ich so noch nie hatte. 🤯

    📖 Wo ich Antworten finde und warum mir dabei auch andere Menschen helfen, verrate ich dir im Video.

    ❓ Wie erlebst du die Gemeinschaft mit anderen in der Kirche?

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/8

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel #Werte

  5. "Throughout his long life, #Kaplan made many contributions to #Judaism — his landmark 1934 text “Judaism as a Civilization”; the aforementioned #Haggadah; a similarly revamped #Shabbat #prayerbook; and a new university of Judaism on the West Coast. Now his life gets reconstructed in a #biography #published last month, “#MordecaiMKaplan: Restless Soul,” by #JennaWeissmanJoselit.

    “I loved #writing it,” #WeissmanJoselit told The Times of Israel of the latest volume in the #Yale University Press #Jewish Lives series. “It kept me awake at night. The questions Kaplan posed were as relevant today as they were back in his time — sometimes even more relevant.”

    She explained: “I think he was worried how [Judaism] would survive simply as it was. He did not… see it as able to sustain itself. He did not see its life as guaranteed… He was determined to be its white knight...”

    timesofisrael.com/how-an-upsta

  6. "Throughout his long life, #Kaplan made many contributions to #Judaism — his landmark 1934 text “Judaism as a Civilization”; the aforementioned #Haggadah; a similarly revamped #Shabbat #prayerbook; and a new university of Judaism on the West Coast. Now his life gets reconstructed in a #biography #published last month, “#MordecaiMKaplan: Restless Soul,” by #JennaWeissmanJoselit.

    “I loved #writing it,” #WeissmanJoselit told The Times of Israel of the latest volume in the #Yale University Press #Jewish Lives series. “It kept me awake at night. The questions Kaplan posed were as relevant today as they were back in his time — sometimes even more relevant.”

    She explained: “I think he was worried how [Judaism] would survive simply as it was. He did not… see it as able to sustain itself. He did not see its life as guaranteed… He was determined to be its white knight...”

    timesofisrael.com/how-an-upsta

  7. "Throughout his long life, #Kaplan made many contributions to #Judaism — his landmark 1934 text “Judaism as a Civilization”; the aforementioned #Haggadah; a similarly revamped #Shabbat #prayerbook; and a new university of Judaism on the West Coast. Now his life gets reconstructed in a #biography #published last month, “#MordecaiMKaplan: Restless Soul,” by #JennaWeissmanJoselit.

    “I loved #writing it,” #WeissmanJoselit told The Times of Israel of the latest volume in the #Yale University Press #Jewish Lives series. “It kept me awake at night. The questions Kaplan posed were as relevant today as they were back in his time — sometimes even more relevant.”

    She explained: “I think he was worried how [Judaism] would survive simply as it was. He did not… see it as able to sustain itself. He did not see its life as guaranteed… He was determined to be its white knight...”

    timesofisrael.com/how-an-upsta

  8. "Throughout his long life, #Kaplan made many contributions to #Judaism — his landmark 1934 text “Judaism as a Civilization”; the aforementioned #Haggadah; a similarly revamped #Shabbat #prayerbook; and a new university of Judaism on the West Coast. Now his life gets reconstructed in a #biography #published last month, “#MordecaiMKaplan: Restless Soul,” by #JennaWeissmanJoselit.

    “I loved #writing it,” #WeissmanJoselit told The Times of Israel of the latest volume in the #Yale University Press #Jewish Lives series. “It kept me awake at night. The questions Kaplan posed were as relevant today as they were back in his time — sometimes even more relevant.”

    She explained: “I think he was worried how [Judaism] would survive simply as it was. He did not… see it as able to sustain itself. He did not see its life as guaranteed… He was determined to be its white knight...”

    timesofisrael.com/how-an-upsta

  9. "Throughout his long life, #Kaplan made many contributions to #Judaism — his landmark 1934 text “Judaism as a Civilization”; the aforementioned #Haggadah; a similarly revamped #Shabbat #prayerbook; and a new university of Judaism on the West Coast. Now his life gets reconstructed in a #biography #published last month, “#MordecaiMKaplan: Restless Soul,” by #JennaWeissmanJoselit.

    “I loved #writing it,” #WeissmanJoselit told The Times of Israel of the latest volume in the #Yale University Press #Jewish Lives series. “It kept me awake at night. The questions Kaplan posed were as relevant today as they were back in his time — sometimes even more relevant.”

    She explained: “I think he was worried how [Judaism] would survive simply as it was. He did not… see it as able to sustain itself. He did not see its life as guaranteed… He was determined to be its white knight...”

    timesofisrael.com/how-an-upsta

  10. "#JennaWeissmanJoselit was looking for a project that wasn’t so “heavily freighted” after her #book on the #American “embrace” of the #TenCommandments came out in 2017. “Out of the blue,” an editor at the #Jewish Lives #biography series, a #Yale #University Press and #LeonDBlack Foundation project, asked her to #write a book about #Rabbi #MordecaiKaplan, founder of #Reconstructionist #Judaism.

    “Without missing a beat and without thinking what this entailed, I said, ‘Yes, yes. Of course, of course,’” the Charles E. Smith #professor of #Judaicstudies and of #history at #GeorgeWashingtonUniversity told JNS.

    She didn’t question why she was chosen. “I’m not the obvious person. I’m not an intellectual #historian,” #WeissmanJoselit said. “I don’t swim in those high-minded #philosophical, #theological waters.”

    The historian had known of #Kaplan and had explored a “smidgen” of his diaries, but not all 70 years of them..."

    jns.org/feature/reconstruction

  11. "#JennaWeissmanJoselit was looking for a project that wasn’t so “heavily freighted” after her #book on the #American “embrace” of the #TenCommandments came out in 2017. “Out of the blue,” an editor at the #Jewish Lives #biography series, a #Yale #University Press and #LeonDBlack Foundation project, asked her to #write a book about #Rabbi #MordecaiKaplan, founder of #Reconstructionist #Judaism.

    “Without missing a beat and without thinking what this entailed, I said, ‘Yes, yes. Of course, of course,’” the Charles E. Smith #professor of #Judaicstudies and of #history at #GeorgeWashingtonUniversity told JNS.

    She didn’t question why she was chosen. “I’m not the obvious person. I’m not an intellectual #historian,” #WeissmanJoselit said. “I don’t swim in those high-minded #philosophical, #theological waters.”

    The historian had known of #Kaplan and had explored a “smidgen” of his diaries, but not all 70 years of them..."

    jns.org/feature/reconstruction

  12. "#JennaWeissmanJoselit was looking for a project that wasn’t so “heavily freighted” after her #book on the #American “embrace” of the #TenCommandments came out in 2017. “Out of the blue,” an editor at the #Jewish Lives #biography series, a #Yale #University Press and #LeonDBlack Foundation project, asked her to #write a book about #Rabbi #MordecaiKaplan, founder of #Reconstructionist #Judaism.

    “Without missing a beat and without thinking what this entailed, I said, ‘Yes, yes. Of course, of course,’” the Charles E. Smith #professor of #Judaicstudies and of #history at #GeorgeWashingtonUniversity told JNS.

    She didn’t question why she was chosen. “I’m not the obvious person. I’m not an intellectual #historian,” #WeissmanJoselit said. “I don’t swim in those high-minded #philosophical, #theological waters.”

    The historian had known of #Kaplan and had explored a “smidgen” of his diaries, but not all 70 years of them..."

    jns.org/feature/reconstruction

  13. "#JennaWeissmanJoselit was looking for a project that wasn’t so “heavily freighted” after her #book on the #American “embrace” of the #TenCommandments came out in 2017. “Out of the blue,” an editor at the #Jewish Lives #biography series, a #Yale #University Press and #LeonDBlack Foundation project, asked her to #write a book about #Rabbi #MordecaiKaplan, founder of #Reconstructionist #Judaism.

    “Without missing a beat and without thinking what this entailed, I said, ‘Yes, yes. Of course, of course,’” the Charles E. Smith #professor of #Judaicstudies and of #history at #GeorgeWashingtonUniversity told JNS.

    She didn’t question why she was chosen. “I’m not the obvious person. I’m not an intellectual #historian,” #WeissmanJoselit said. “I don’t swim in those high-minded #philosophical, #theological waters.”

    The historian had known of #Kaplan and had explored a “smidgen” of his diaries, but not all 70 years of them..."

    jns.org/feature/reconstruction

  14. "#JennaWeissmanJoselit was looking for a project that wasn’t so “heavily freighted” after her #book on the #American “embrace” of the #TenCommandments came out in 2017. “Out of the blue,” an editor at the #Jewish Lives #biography series, a #Yale #University Press and #LeonDBlack Foundation project, asked her to #write a book about #Rabbi #MordecaiKaplan, founder of #Reconstructionist #Judaism.

    “Without missing a beat and without thinking what this entailed, I said, ‘Yes, yes. Of course, of course,’” the Charles E. Smith #professor of #Judaicstudies and of #history at #GeorgeWashingtonUniversity told JNS.

    She didn’t question why she was chosen. “I’m not the obvious person. I’m not an intellectual #historian,” #WeissmanJoselit said. “I don’t swim in those high-minded #philosophical, #theological waters.”

    The historian had known of #Kaplan and had explored a “smidgen” of his diaries, but not all 70 years of them..."

    jns.org/feature/reconstruction

  15. Kennst du diese Momente, in denen du dir einen Kindheitshelden wünschst? 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂ Einen, der jede Schwierigkeit lösen kann? Ich kenn das immer wieder.

    📖 Und ich hab festgestellt. Zu diesen Situationen steht auch was in der Bibel. Und zwar an Palmsonntag… 🌿

    ❓ Hast du ein liebstes Bibelzitat, das dir im Alltag weiterhilft? Schreib es mir gerne in die Kommentare.

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/u

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  16. Heute widme ich mich einem schweren Thema: Tod. 🕯️ Wie geht es weiter, wenn ein geliebter Mensch stirbt?

    Ich möchte dir ein bisschen Hoffnung geben – Hoffnungsworte, die ich in der Bibel gefunden habe. 🕊️👆

    Und ich wünsche dir viel Kraft und dass du in der Trauer spürst, dass Jesus bei dir ist. 🙏

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/x

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  17. 😫 Kennst du das auch? Manchmal schaue ich mir bei Instagram meine Followerzahl an oder meinen Lebenslauf. Und das scheint dann sehr wichtig zu sein in meinem Leben.

    🙋‍♂️ Die Bibel erinnert mich immer wieder daran, dass das aber nicht meinen Wert bestimmt.

    Ich will euch heute etwas Mut machen und zeigen, welches Bibelzitat ich in der Lesung hilfreich finde. 🤗

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/v

    ❓ Spürt ihr diesen Druck auf Leistung auch immer wieder und wie geht ihr damit um?

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  18. 👀 Die Samariterin am Brunnen: Die Bibelstelle ist vielleicht nicht ganz so bekannt wie andere. Aber ein Satz bleibt hängen: “Ich weiß, dass der Messias kommt”.

    Kommt er jetzt? oder Irgendwann? 🤔

    Bei @‌augelegt_mit_theuer frage ich mich jede Woche, was die Bibelstellen uns für den Alltag heute sagen.

    💡💭 Und diesmal habe ich drei Impulse gefunden, wie wir Jesus jetzt im Alltag finden – und Hoffnungen nicht auf die Zukunft schieben.

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/v

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  19. Wie blickt Gott auf uns? 👀

    Im Alten Testament schickt Gott Abram los in ein neues Land. Die Lesung habt ihr wahrscheinlich schonmal gehört. 📖 Aber was kann uns das sagen, wie Gott uns sieht?

    Darüber habe ich mir heute mal Gedanken gemacht. Und ich habe festgestellt: Gottes Perspektive auf mich im Alltag mitzudenken kann helfen. 👆
    🤗 Was hilft dir, um Gott im Alltag mitzudenken?

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/e

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  20. Kennst du das? Manchmal sage ich lieber “vielleicht” als mich direkt zu entscheiden. 🤔 Das ist erstmal einfacher.

    Aber: Verpasse ich dadurch schöne Momente? 🫂 Jede Woche suche ich Alltagsbezüge in der Bibel. Diese Woche habe ich genau zu meinem Hin und Her was gefunden. 💡 Und vielleicht hast du ja auch Tipps gegen das Umentscheiden und “Vielleicht” oder Bibelstellen, die dich interessieren?! Schreib sie gerne in die Kommentare.

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/t

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  21. Kennst du das? Manchmal sage ich lieber “vielleicht” als mich direkt zu entscheiden. 🤔 Das ist erstmal einfacher.

    Aber: Verpasse ich dadurch schöne Momente? 🫂 Jede Woche suche ich Alltagsbezüge in der Bibel. Diese Woche habe ich genau zu meinem Hin und Her was gefunden. 💡 Und vielleicht hast du ja auch Tipps gegen das Umentscheiden und “Vielleicht” oder Bibelstellen, die dich interessieren?! Schreib sie gerne in die Kommentare.

    peertube.katholisch.social/w/t

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  22. Welche Person in deinem Umfeld passt zum Ausdruck “vor den Menschen leuchten”? Und hast du ihr schonmal gesagt, dass sie eine besondere Energie hat? 🤗

    Ich habe mir heute den Evangeliumstext von Matthäus näher angeschaut und mich gefragt, was “vor den Menschen leuchten” heute in unserem Alltag bedeuten kann. ✨

    Was denkst du dazu? Schreib es mir gerne in die Kommentare. 💬

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  23. Habt ihr euch schonmal gefragt, was Jesus mit Umkehr meint? Gleich am Anfang seines Wirkens ruft er uns dazu auf. 📖

    Ich habe mir heute den Evangeliumstext von Matthäus angeschaut. 🔍 Und ein paar Hinweise gefunden, was Umkehr im Alltag bedeuten kann.

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  24. Wie geht es dir aktuell? Hast du im Winter auch manchmal melancholische Momente? 😔❄️

    Ich habe mir heute die Lesung aus dem Buch Jesaja angeschaut – und da einen Hinweis gefunden, wie wir mit diesen dunklen Wintertagen umgehen können.

    ❔ Was hilft dir an trüben Tagen?

    #Impulse #Kaplan #Bibel

  25. And now marching from #Kaplan to the Prime Minister Residenceon #Gaza st. (That's the name, really).

    #Jerusalem #israel

  26. Eventually the bus left more than an hour later. So instead of joining the march we ended up at the trafficjam behind it. In retrospect I should have taken the train.

    We are now at the #Jerusalem #Kaplan st. next to the supreme court,paliement and gornment offices. It's not packed full, but people are coming.

  27. CW: Since this looks to require a login in order to read, I'm posting the entirety of this article on #meta, (which includes #facebook and #instagram) from https://theintercept.com/2025/01/09/facebook-instagram-meta-hate-speech-content-moderation. This looks to allow for pretty broad swaths of posts that would have previously been tagged as hate speech. To be clear, based on the examples given, that's *all* this does. It's allowance for hate speech and it will simply allow FB to transform itself into a seething bigotry cesspool in the way that Twitter has done. I'm placing this behind a CW as it contains examples of hate speech that I find offensive.

    Meta is now granting its users new freedom to post a wide array of derogatory remarks about races, nationalities, ethnic groups, sexual orientations, and gender identities, training materials obtained by The Intercept reveal.

    Examples of newly permissible speech on Facebook and Instagram highlighted in the training materials include:

    “Immigrants are grubby, filthy pieces of shit.”

    “Gays are freaks.”

    “Look at that tranny (beneath photo of 17 year old girl).”

    The changes are part of a broader policy shift that includes the suspension of the company’s fact-checking program. The goal, Meta said Tuesday, is to “allow more speech by lifting restrictions.”

    Meta’s newly appointed global policy chief Joel Kaplan described the effort in a statement as a means to fix “complex systems to manage content on our platforms, which are increasingly complicated for us to enforce.”

    While #Kaplan and Meta CEO Mark #Zuckerberg have couched the changes as a way to allow users to engage more freely in ideological dissent and political debate, the previously unreported policy materials reviewed by The Intercept illustrate the extent to which purely insulting and dehumanizing rhetoric is now accepted.

    The document provides those working on Meta user content with an overview of the hate speech policy changes, walking them through how to apply the new rules. The most significant changes are accompanied by a selection of “relevant examples” — hypothetical posts marked either “Allow” or “Remove.”

    When asked about the new policy changes, Meta spokesperson Corey Chambliss referred The Intercept to remarks from Kaplan’s blog post announcing the shift: “We’re getting rid of a number of restrictions on topics like immigration, gender identity and gender that are the subject of frequent political discourse and debate. It’s not right that things can be said on TV or the floor of Congress, but not on our platforms.”

    “To pretend these new rules are any more ‘neutral’ than the old rules is a farce and a lie.”

    Kate Klonick, a content moderation policy expert who spoke to The Intercept, contests Meta’s framing that the new rules are less politicized, given the latitude they provide to attack conservative bogeymen.

    “Drawing lines around content moderation was always a political enterprise,” said Klonick, an associate professor of law at St. John’s University and scholar of content moderation policy. “To pretend these new rules are any more ‘neutral’ than the old rules is a farce and a lie.”

    She sees the shifts announced by Kaplan — a former White House deputy chief of staff under George W. Bush and Zuckerberg’s longtime liaison to the American right — as “the open political capture of Facebook, particularly because the changes are pandering to a particular party.”

    Meta’s public Community Standards page says that even under the new relaxed rules, the company still protects “refugees, migrants, immigrants, and asylum seekers from the most severe attacks” and prohibits “direct attacks” against people on the basis of “race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, religious affiliation, caste, sexual orientation, sex, gender identity, and serious disease.” But the instructive examples provided in the internal materials show a wide variety of comments denigrating people based on these traits that are marked “Allow.”

    At times, the provided examples appear convoluted or contradictory. One page notes “generalizations” about any group remain prohibited if they make a comparison to animals or pathogens — such as “All Syrian refugees are rodents.” But comparisons to “filth or feces” are now downgraded from hate speech to a less serious form of “insult,” which violates company rules only if directed at a protected group. According to examples provided by Meta, this change now allows users to broadly dehumanize immigrants with statements like like “Immigrants are grubby, filthy pieces of shit,” despite language elsewhere in the document that claims “comparisons to subhumanity” remain banned.

    The company’s policy around nausea-based hate follows a particularly fine line: “Migrants are no better than vomit” is allowed, according to the materials, while “Muslims make me want to throw up” ought to be removed because it claims a group “causes sickness.”

    While general comparisons to animals are still against the rules, many other kinds of broad, hateful stereotyping is now allowed. “ALL behavioral statements (qualified and non-qualified)” are also now no longer against Meta’s rules, the document reads, allowing sweeping generalizations connecting entire races or ethnic groups to criminality or terrorism. The document offers as examples of acceptable racial generalizations: “These damn immigrants can’t be trusted, they’re all criminals,” “I bet Jorge’s the one who stole my backpack after track practice today. Immigrants are all thieves,” and “Japanese are all Yakuza.” It notes, however, that the statement “Black people are all drug dealers” remains prohibited under the new rules.

    Other sections of the materials provide examples of forbidden “insults about sexual immorality,” such as “Jewish women are slutty.” But the document also provides ample examples of newly permissible insults aimed at specific gender identities or sexual orientations, including “Gay people are sinners” and “Trans people are immoral.” A post stating “Lesbians are so stupid” would remain prohibited as a “mental insult,” though “Trans people are mentally ill” is marked as allowed.

    Generalizations about superiority and inferiority are similarly convoluted, though attacks on immigrants tend to get a pass. Examples of banned content include: “Christian men are totally useless,” “Is it me? Or are all autistic women ugly?” and “Hispanics are as dirty as the ground we walk on.” Meanwhile, “Mexican immigrants are trash!” is now deemed acceptable.

    Overall, the restrictions on claims of ethnic or religious supremacy has been eased significantly. The document explains that Meta now allows “statements of superiority as long as the statements do not refer to inferiority of another [protected characteristic] group (a) on the basis of inherent intellectual ability and (b) without support.” Allowable statements under this rule include “Latinos are the best!” and “Black people are superior to all others.” Also now acceptable are comparative claims such as “Black people are more violent than Whites,” “Mexicans are lazier than Asians,” and “Jews are flat out greedier than Christians.” Off-limits, only because it pertains to intellectual ability, is the example “White people are more intelligent than black people.”

    But general statements about intellect appear to be permitted if they’re shared with purported evidence. For example, “I just read a statistical study about Jewish people being smarter than Christians. From what I can tell, it’s true!” It’s unclear if one would be required to link to such a study, or merely claim its existence.

    Rules around explicit statements of hate have been loosened considerably as well. “Statements of contempt, dislike, and dismissal, such as ‘I hate,’ ‘I don’t care for,’ and ‘I don’t like.’ are now considered non-violating and are allowed,” the document explains. Included as acceptable examples are posts stating “I don’t care for white people” and “I’m a proud racist.”

    The new rules also forbid “targeting cursing” at a protected group, which “includes the use of the word ‘fuck’ and its variants.” Cited as an example, a post stating “Ugh, the fucking Jews are at it again” violates the rules simply because it contains an obscenity (the new rules permit the use of “bitch” or motherfucker”).

    “Referring to the target as genitalia or anus are now considered non-violating and are allowed.”

    Another policy shift: “Referring to the target as genitalia or anus are now considered non-violating and are allowed.” As an example of what is now permissible, Facebook offers up: “Italians are dickheads.”

    While many of the examples and underlying policies seem muddled, the document shows clarity around allowing disparaging remarks about transgender people, including children. Noting that “‘Tranny’ is no longer a designated slur and is now non-violating,” the materials provide three examples of speech that should no longer be removed: “Trannies are a problem,” “Look at that tranny (beneath photo of 17 year old girl),” and “Get these trannies out of my school (beneath photo of high school students).”

    After the publication of this article, Meta spokesperson Andy Stone informed The Intercept that the company had made an error in one of the examples in its informational material. Stone said Meta intended to illustrate content that would not be allowed when it included the example “Look at that tranny (beneath photo of 17 year old girl).”

  28. Joel Kaplan ist langjähriger politischer Scherge der Republikaner.
    Innerhalb von Facebook hat er dazu beigetragen, dass Konservative Schlüsselpositionen im Unternehmen besetzen, und sich für die Interessen der rechtsgerichteten Websites wie #Breitbart News engagiert.

    1 Kriegsverbrecher und Speichellecker macht Kaplan nun zum Politikchef

    spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpoliti

    #meta #facebook #kaplan #zuckerberg

  29. Es gibt Bewegung in der Landschaft rund um #DigitaleKirche: die katholische Gemeindesoftware #KaPlan wird Teil von #ChurchDesk. Freue mich sehr darauf, was wir gemeinsam bewegen können, auch wenn da jetzt viel Arbeit vor uns liegt!
    blog.churchdesk.com/de/kaplan-

  30. Fred : "To fight a war without devising a desirable (or at least plausible) peace is to inflict violence and mayhem for their own sake."

    Why ’s War Cabinet Is Existentially Divided slate.com/news-and-politics/20

  31. Judge upholds $83m #EJeanCarroll #defamation verdict against former president

    “Mr #Trump’s argument is entirely without merit both as a matter of law and as a matter of fact,” #Kaplan wrote in his opinion released on Thursday.
    theguardian.com/us-news/2024/a

  32. Donald #Trump's decision to run to his Truth Social account on Thursday to defend Judge Aileen #Cannon from criticism drew the attention of MSNBC political analyst Steve Benen,
    who pointed out the former president has done nothing but lead the charge in attacks on the judges who are overseeing his other trials.

    If anyone has any doubts about this, they should feel free to ask U.S. District Judge Gonzalo #Curiel,
    U.S. District Judge Lewis #Kaplan,
    New York State Supreme Court Justice Juan #Merchan,
    New York State Supreme Court Justice Arthur #Engoron,
    and U.S. District Judge Tanya #Chutkan,
    each of whom has been on the receiving end of Trump delegitimizing tantrums

    rawstory.com/trump-judge-canno

  33. #Israel / 20,000 people protested against the government in TLV, many more around Israel

    Former head of Military Intelligence Directorate: "Advancing the elections will have a price - but the price of this messianic government remaining will be much higher"

    @Maariv [Hebrew] m.maariv.co.il/news/israel/Art

    @israel
    #Ultranationalism #Netanyahu #Kaplan

  34. #Trump always uses the same tactic
    not being able to deny the crimes he has committed
    (too many evidences)
    he tries to attack the lawyers or the Judges
    He's trying to get #Will disqualified in #Georgia
    tried to get #Kaplan disqualified in the #Carrol defamation case
    tried to have Judge #Engoron disqualified in the fraud NY case
    and also he tried with #Jack Smith...
    next... probably #Bragg
    no one see a pattern ?