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As of last week, Israeli products are no more at Brooklyn’s Park Slope Food Co-Op. Organic asparagus, Gruyère, and exotic fruits might remain on store shelves, but a successful motion backed by 67 ...

The food fight over banning Israeli products from Brooklyn’s lefty Park Slope Food Coop is getting rotten — and members are saying a few bad apples are ruining the bunch. Longtime members have divided ...

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