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Howard Shultz and Starbucks Corporate team work together with Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce re it's Union owned Stores taking legal action on Its support of Hamas."

Howard Shultz and Starbucks Corporate team work together with Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce re it's Union owned Stores taking legal action on Its support of Hamas." 

After the massive impact of the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of commerce’s Starbucks Boycott announcement stating “Drinking a cup of Starbucks is Drinking a Cup of Jewish Blood”. Howard Schultz, the former CEO of Starbucks, reached out to Duvi Honig to discuss his ongoing support for Israel and his strong condemnation of the 300 union stores and its 3000 employees who support Hamas. Duvi Honig, representing the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce, expressed his concerns about having Starbucks employees who support Hamas serving beverages to customers.
 
During the conversation, it was made clear by the Chambers leadership that a statement alone would not be sufficient to address the issue and remove the boycott, as the boycott was not on the corporate level but on the union workers themselves. Duvi suggested that Howard should close down the stores in question, but Howard explained that it would be illegal for him to do so. However, he expressed his desire to close down every single one of those stores and terminate the employment of those who support Hamas, if he had the power to do so.
 
The company also sent out a text message to all its employees immediately after the conversation, reaffirming its condemnation of terrorism and hate, clarifying that the statements made by Workers do not represent the views, positions, or beliefs of Starbucks and legal action would be taken against them if they do so.
 
The message acknowledged the firm position of the companies policy against supporting Hamas 
and warned of the spread of misinformation that Starbucks supports Terror.
 
In addition to the text, the chamber suggested that legal action should be taken to sue the establishments for using the powerful Starbucks commerce name.
 
Howard and the corporate leaders of Starbucks immediately agreed to pursue this course of action having Starbucks file the lawsuit immediately next morning which it shared with the Chamber immediately after filing reads as follows.

Dear Duvi

Today, Starbucks filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Iowa in Davenport, Iowa.

As the violence against the innocent in the region continues, some people are mistakenly tying these remarks to us, because Workers United and its affiliates and members continue to use our name, logo and intellectual property.  

The actions taken by the union have nothing to do with its representation of the minority of partners who voted for them to bargain on their behalf. In fact, their continued statements have led to Starbucks partners, including some they represent, being threatened and subjected to graphic messages.

Workers United President Lynne Fox rejected our request to take steps to ensure clarity and protect our partners. So, today’s action is a necessary step in defense of our partners and our company.

Additionally, The Chamber informed Howard that the chamber will list the public knowledge Starbucks union list of all 300 unionized stores to ensure transparency and to help customers avoid being served their beverages from supporting Hamas sympathizers and their Starbucks locations helping Starbucks customers feel safe from harm or intimidation as they shop at stores.
 
During the heartfelt conversation, Howard emphasized how he is a student of Rabbi Finkel from the Mir and reiterated his identity as a supporter of Israel with a Jewish soul. Duvi highlighted their shared backgrounds, as both of their parents settled in Brooklyn Canarsie after the Holocaust and had their cheeks pinched by the same survivors whose faces lit up when they saw a child of a survivor. Howard emphasized that they stood together in their fight against anti-Semitism, echoing the sentiment of "NEVER AGAIN."
 
The Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce applauds Starbucks Corporate leadership which took immediate action filing a lawsuit against the union workers who support Hamas immediately and banned them from using the company’s name and logo. 
 
Starbucks made it clear that the actions and statements of Workers United belong solely to them and do not reflect the company's stance or principles. Despite previous attempts to resolve the issue peacefully, Starbucks decision to take legal action to defend its corporate reputation and identify the stores who they are suing for support of Hamas and Jewish blood shed.
 
Below is a Starbucks Union list of its Union stores the Chamber urges all seeking a non hostile environment to avoid. These stores are run by the union and their employees who support Hamas. Through legal action and clear communication with employees, Starbucks aims to dissociate itself from Workers United and ensure the safety and well-being of its partners. This demonstrates the company's commitment to its core values, including opposition to terrorism and hate, and support for Israel.
In this the Chamber applauds Starbucks and its leadership for owning up to taking immediate action saying NEVER AGAIN!
 

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Arizona:
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California:
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– 2035 E. Katella Ave Anaheim, CA 92806

Colorado:
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– 5835 Leetsdale Drive Denver, CO 80224
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– 250 Columbine 160 Denver, CO 80206

Connecticut:
– 1449b New Britain Ave West Hartford CT 06110

Florida:
– 2800 Rock Creek Circle, A1 Tallahassee, FL 32303
– 52 Curtiss Pkwy, Miami Springs, FL 33166
– 11441 San Jose Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32223
– 1980 San Marco Blvd.Jacksonville, FL 32207
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Georgia:
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Illinois:
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Kansas:
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Kentucky:
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Louisiana:
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Maryland:
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Minnesota:
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Missouri
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– 1775 Walden Ave Ste 500 Cheektowaga, NY 14225
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– 594 New Loudon Rd, Latham, NY 12110-4053
– 5165 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221
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North Carolina:
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Ohio
– 1374 W 6th St Cleveland, OH 44113
– 88 East Broad Street Columbus, OH 43215

Oklahoma:
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– 3616 N May Avenue Oklahoma City OK, 73112

Oregon:
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– 1895 Franklin Blvd Eugene OR 97403
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– 2933 SW Cedar Hills Blvd Beaverton, OR 97005
– 7315 SW Garden Home Road Portland, OR 97223
– 3003 N Delta Hwy 301 Eugene, OR 97408
– 100 SW Main St.125 Portland, OR 97204
– 12235 N. Center Ave Portland, Oregon 97217

Pennsylvania:
– 4765 Liberty Ave Pittsburgh PA 15224
– 1900 Market St Philadelphia, PA 19103
– 600 9th Street Philadelphia PA, 19147
– 3901 Walnut St Philadelphia, PA 19104
– 3400 Civic Center Boulevard Philadelphia, PA 19104
– 7 Market Sq Pittsburgh, PA 15222
– 4022 Fifth Ave Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
– 1400 East Carson Street Pittsburgh, PA 15203

South Carolina
– 3915 Pelham Rd Greenville SC, 29615
– 3009 Millwood Avenue Melrose Heights Columbia, SC 29205
– 4686 Clemson Boulevard Anderson, SC 29621

Tennessee:
– 116 Merchant Dr Knoxville TN 37912
– 7803 Montvue Center Way Knoxville, TN 37919
– 3388 Poplar Avenue Memphis, TN 38111

Texas:
– 4400 N Lamar Ste 104 Austin, TX 78756
– 504 W 24th St Suite B Austin, TX 78705
– 2639 NW Loop 410, Suite 106 San Antonio, Texas 78230

Utah:
– 7025 S Highland Drive Cottonwood Heights, Utah 84121

Virginia:
– 1601 Willow Lawn Dr. Richmond VA 23230
– 2003 S Main St Farmville VA 23901
– 3046 Gatehouse Plaza Falls Church VA 22042
– 526 E. Market Street Leesburg VA 20176
– 6980 Forest Hill Ave Richmond VA 23235
– 2059 Huguenot Road Richmond VA 23235
– 15605 WC Commons Way Bldg 10 Midlothian VA 23113
– 11136 Midlothian Turnpike North Chesterfield VA 23235
– 340 Oyster Point Road Newport News, VA 23602

Washington State:
– 9999 Holman Rd NW Seattle WA 98117
– 1301 Cooper Point Rd SW Olympia WA 98502
– 101 Broadway East Seattle WA 98102
– 1124 Pike St Seattle WA 98101
– 2344 Eastlake Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102
– 5300 Capitol Blvd SE Tumwater, WA 98501
– 3625 Broadway Everett, WA 98201
– 425 Pike St Seattle, WA 98101
– 505 5th Ave South Seattle, WA 98104
– 1600 E Olive Wy Seattle, WA 98102

Wisconsin:
– 8880 South Howell Ave. Oak Creek WI 53154
– 120 Crossroads Dr Plover, WI 54467
– 631 W. Northland Ave. Appleton, WI 54911