The discriminatory act, targeting Israel has reached a major U.S. institution, as a Brooklyn food cooperative voted to boycott Israeli products - a decision that mirrors the growing antisemitism evident in simultaneous attacks on Jewish businesses across New York. The Park Slope Food Coop, a prestigious Brooklyn institution founded in 1973, approved a boycott of Israeli products with 67% support after changing its bylaws to lower the voting threshold - a tactic critics say undermined democratic process. The vote came amid physical confrontations, harsh accusations of antisemitism including one member's statement that "Jewish supremacism is a problem," and Jewish members expressing fear for their personal safety. Simultaneously, in Queens, an Israeli-owned kosher bagel shop was vandalized by a masked man in what police are investigating as a hate crime. Security footage shows the attacker spending five minutes smashing planters, overturning tables and throwing metal barriers at the storefront. "This targeted attack on a Jewish business is part of a troubling pattern of unchecked harassment against the Jewish community," said Moshe Safran, president of the Jewish Teachers Association.

Arkansas State Representative Mindy McAlindon @MindyForAR tells Libby Alon why we must recognize Judea and Samaria as the historical and biblical name for this land. While often called the "West Bank," a name described as incendiary and used against the Jewish people, this region is actually where over 80% of the Bible took place. "It is truly the historical and the biblical name for the land. And the name, the West Bank is really an incendiary name. It's a name that was put down to be against the Jewish people." Via @libby_alon reporting from the American Friends of Judea and Samaria Golf Outing @DilmoniYigal

Today, on World Bee Day, we celebrate the bees that help keep our world blooming, especially in the land of milk & honey 🐝🇮🇱 From wildflowers to the honey on our tables, bees quietly sustain the nature and agriculture that surround us every day across Israel’s fields and hillsides.