South Korean dhimmis
Samsung has condemned an Israeli television ad for its Tablets after an Iranian legislator threatened to introduce legislation to ban Samsung's products from Iran. The video may be seen at the second and third links above; this is from the first link. Samsung Electronics on Saturday condemned an Israeli commercial featuring a Samsung tablet, expressing dismay at Iran's threat to ban its products over the apparently anti-Tehran teaser.The dhimmis shouldn't be trading with Iran in the first place.
The South Korean electronics giant said it had not been involved in production of the TV spot, produced by Israeli cable TV channel HOT.
HOT offered Galaxy tabs as gifts to attract new viewers and the advert was part of the station's subscription campaign, Samsung said.
"We have absolutely nothing to do with this television spot," a Samsung Electronics spokesman told AFP.
The commercial was produced by HOT "without Samsung's knowledge or participation," the company said in a statement.
"It should be noted that HOT cable network utilised a GALAXY Tab in its advertisement solely as a promotional gift," Samsung said.
"As a member of the global community, Samsung is committed to demonstrating respect for all people and cultures around the globe," it added.
Labels: dhimmi, Iran, Iranian nuclear program, South Korea
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 9:42 PM
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