US-Israel-Lebanon Framework Signed, Iran Immediately Tests the Deal

Today's lead: The US, Israel, and Lebanon signed a trilateral framework agreement in Washington aimed at dismantling Hezbollah and enabling IDF withdrawal — while Iran immediately tested the deal by attacking a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, drawing US retaliatory strikes within hours.

Also tracking: DSA anti-Israel challenger Melat Kiros is on the verge of unseating 30-year Democratic incumbent Diana DeGette in Tuesday's Colorado primary — and called the Boulder firebombing that killed a Jewish woman "not necessarily antisemitic." Plus: the California faculty union is sponsoring a bill to repeal post-encampment campus protest restrictions statewide.

In the wire: House Democrats huddle Sunday before a floor vote on the Massie amendment to cut $3.3B in US military aid to Israel; Hamas kidnapped and threatened Gazans to crush the "Day of Rage" protest movement; and a British man admitted threatening to kill Jewish schoolchildren amid a London antisemitism surge.