Smyths takes down poster saying Israeli products had been removed

Smyths toy store has told staff at a Dublin branch to take down a sign on the door informing members of the public they had removed products made in Israel from their shelves.

Smyths takes down poster saying Israeli products had been removed

Smyths toy store has told staff at a Dublin branch to take down a sign on the door informing members of the public they had removed products made in Israel from their shelves.

A picture of the sign was tweeted from the @IsraelinIreland twitter account.

A spokesperson for Smyths, which is a Galway-based retailer, said the sign had been put up by staff in Jervis Street, and it was not checked by head office.

The spokesperson said Smyths does not generally take a political stance as a company and "does not engage in national or international political affairs".

In a statement, Smyths said its customers should be free to make their own decisions.

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