The decision of Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn to boycott Israeli products has triggered a new legal process. A pro-Israel group of activists filed a warning against the cooperative's decision. The group claims that the boycott decision was shaped in an environment of pressure, threats, and insults. The application also included allegations that the cooperative management used its authority to target Jews and Israelis. The decision came up in connection with the cooperative's recent stance on Israeli products. The boycott decision taken by this long-known community structure in Brooklyn has reignited the debate around Israeli products in the USA. The legal initiative has started a new discussion about the validity of the cooperative management's decision and how it is implemented. How the process will proceed from now on will depend on the cooperative management's response.