A longtime Microsoft engineer is resigning over claims the company is providing cloud-computing services to the Israeli military — the latest twist in months of tensions at the software giant over its role in the war in Gaza, according to a new report.Scott Sutfin-Glowski, a principal software engineer, informed coworkers in a letter Thursday that he was quitting after 13 years at Microsoft at the end of the week, CNBC reported.Sutfin-Glowski cited a February report that Israel’s military had at least 635 a ...