DSA Sweep Reaches D.C. — Jewish Community Takes ‘Wait-and-See’ as NY Primaries Loom

Today's lead: The DSA's anti-Israel sweep is accelerating — Washington, D.C.'s Jewish community is in wait-and-see mode after Janeese Lewis George's Democratic primary victory, and tomorrow's New York primaries will test whether Mamdani's three anti-Israel congressional picks can flip critical seats.

Also tracking: The first round of U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland ended with a 60-day roadmap — and Israel notably sidelined from the Lebanon deconfliction mechanism. Separately, Keir Starmer resigned as UK prime minister today, touting his record of purging Labour's antisemitism, with frontrunner Andy Burnham carrying a mixed Israel record.

In the wire: Colombia just elected a pro-Israel president pledging to restore ties severed by Petro, the IDF uncovered a Hezbollah drone fortress under a Lebanese village, and a Times of Israel investigation finds Gazan terror groups now quietly admitting some slain "journalists" were actually fighters.