Ben & Jerry’s won’t sell its ice cream in the West Bank and east Jerusalem
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From the BBC World Service: Israel has warned the boss of food giant Unilever of “severe consequences” after Ben & Jerry’s announced it is to stop selling its ice cream products in the Palestinian territories under Israeli control. A company statement said to do so would be inconsistent with the brand’s values. Plus, global stocks take a breather after their worst sessions of the year Monday over supply chain concerns linked to the COVID-19 delta variant. And, with only 5% of people in India vaccinated against COVID-19, women are falling particularly far behind.  
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