In a contentious vote, the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn, New York, decided to boycott Israeli products, with 67% of members voting in favor. This decision, made during a meeting attended by nearly 7,000 members, follows a decade-long debate over the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, which has intensified since the recent Hamas attacks on Israel. The boycott will affect nine specific products, including olive oil and the popular snack Osem Bamba. The vote was conducted online due to security concerns, reflecting the heightened tensions surrounding the issue. Political ramifications are also evident, as the boycott has entered discussions in the local congressional race, with candidates expressing their views on the matter. Accusations of antisemitism have surfaced, particularly from Jewish community leaders who argue that the boycott unfairly targets Jewish identity and responsibility. Meanwhile, progressive rabbis have defended the boycott, illustrating the deep divisions within the community regarding this complex issue.