Edited sentence: Also an ad for Dunkin' Donuts saw Rachel Ray, their spokesperson, holding an iced coffee and wearing a scarf that resembles a Keffiyeh, a traditional headdress worn by Arab men.In late May 2008, after conservative Fox News commentator Michelle Malkin noted that the scarf looked like a keffiyeh and linked the image to what she claimed were terrorist sympathies, Dunkin' Donuts announced that it had removed the television ad from circulation.Of related interest, according to the Dunkin Donuts corporate website, the chain has franchises in many Islamic middle eastern countries but not in Israel.The Carlyle Group, which has a significant monetary interest in the Dunkin Donuts group, has close financial ties to the United Arab Emirates