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==Arab lobby's pressure==

==Arab lobby's pressure==

In January 2003, Mohamed Al Fayed's Herrods acceded to a request from the ''Council for the Advancement of Arab British Understanding'' (CAABU) and removed from its shelves Israeli products that might have originated in Gaza or the West Bank.<ref>Grossman, L. (2003). ''American Jewish Year Book 2003''. United States: American Jewish Committee, p. [https://books.google.com/books?id=98Y-vc2xsCwC&pg=PA363 363].

In January 2003, Mohamed Al Fayed's Herrods acceded to a request from the ''Council for the Advancement of Arab British Understanding'' (CAABU) and removed from its shelves Israeli products that might have originated in Gaza or the West Bank.

 

However, in the wake of strong protests, Harrods once again stocked the products, but with stickers affixed noting where they came from.<ref>Grossman, L. (2003). ''American Jewish Year Book 2003''. United States: American Jewish Committee, p. [https://books.google.com/books?id=98Y-vc2xsCwC&pg=PA363 363].

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