Artwork inspires diplomatic vandalism
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STOCKHOLM (AFP) - A spat between Israel and Sweden over a controversial Stockholm art exhibit showing a Palestinian suicide bomber turned into a full-scale diplomatic row when Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon stepped into the fray.
Israel-Sweden Art Drama
Image: Dubbed "Snow White and the Madness of Truth" by Israeli-born Dror Feiler and his Swedish wife Gunilla Skoeld Feiler, both of whom denied the work was a "glorification" of the suicide bomber.
STOCKHOLM (AFP) - A spat between Israel and Sweden over a controversial Stockholm art exhibit showing a Palestinian suicide bomber turned into a full-scale diplomatic row when Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon stepped into the fray.
Israel-Sweden Art Drama
Image: Dubbed "Snow White and the Madness of Truth" by Israeli-born Dror Feiler and his Swedish wife Gunilla Skoeld Feiler, both of whom denied the work was a "glorification" of the suicide bomber.