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Portland coffee company withdraws plan for Gaza cafe

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Portland-based Heretic Coffee has withdrawn a plan to build a cafe in Gaza, according to reports from KPTV and KOIN. The proposed cafe was intended to provide free meals, with Good Good Good reporting that it would feed people at no charge each day. KPTV reported that the company canceled the plan following backlash, while KGW reported that Heretic Coffee may not be building a cafe in Gaza after all.

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