Brooklyn's Park Slope Food Coop will hold a virtual vote on boycotting Israeli products after security concerns and reported altercations among members. The contentious proposal has drawn wide political attention and prompted increased security measures.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel is expanding ground operations in southern Lebanon to secure strategic areas and reinforce the northern security zone. He also cited efforts to counter explosive drones and voiced support for Israeli troops.

A new medical journal report warns that the global humanitarian system is failing to meet the scale of modern crises. Researchers are calling for sweeping reforms to ensure aid reaches vulnerable populations more effectively.

The rupee weakened by 44 paise against the dollar amid rising oil prices and renewed Middle East tensions. Weak domestic equities and global currency pressures added to the decline.

Democratic lawmakers criticized the Democratic National Committee for a deleted Memorial Day post that referenced 'Trump's war with Iran.' The post drew bipartisan backlash before being replaced with a traditional tribute to fallen service members.

Al-Nassr has become one of the world’s top 10 clubs in jersey sales after selling more than 1.2 million shirts this season. The surge was driven largely by Cristiano Ronaldo’s global influence and the club’s league title success.

President Donald Trump moved a planned Cabinet meeting to the White House as negotiations with Iran intensify following recent defensive strikes near the Strait of Hormuz. The administration says diplomacy continues but warns military options remain available if talks fail.

Gilad Erdan says he is working to form a new right-wing party separate from Likud and sees himself as a future prime minister. He says the party would avoid reliance on extremist factions and aim for a broad national government.

The London School of Economics Students' Union has dropped disciplinary action against its Israel Society over pro-Israel Defense Forces merchandise. The decision followed legal advice confirming the activities were protected under freedom of speech laws.

Rabbi Yehuda Weitzman gave up a promotion to restart combat training and serve on the front lines in the Hashmonaim Brigade. The Gur Hasid says he sought unity with the wider public and a more active role in defending the country.

The Home Front Command will begin issuing preliminary alerts for launches from Lebanon, giving civilians limited extra time to reach shelter. Warning times will vary by region and may not always precede sirens.

The Daily Briefing looks at how Israel has been sidelined as the United States advances diplomatic efforts to end the Iran war. The episode explores the strategic and psychological impact on Israelis as the conflict winds down.