The Israeli ambassador to Sweden completely lost it at the opening of a new exhibition at Stockholm’s Museum of National Antiquities, and smashed an exhibit glorifying the Islamic Jihad mass murderer who blew up the Maxim restaurant: Ambassador wrecks suicide bomber exhibit in Sweden.

Located in the museum’s courtyard, “Snow White and the Madness of Truth” depicted a smiling Hanadi Jaradat, the Maxim restaurant suicide bomber who killed 21 patrons and staff as well as herself on October 4. Her photograph was placed on a little boat floating in a basin filled with water dyed red.

The ambassador was a guest at the opening of the museum’s exhibition, which is linked to an international conference on genocide, “Stockholm International Forum: Preventing Genocide - Threats and Responsibilities,” to be held January 26-28.

Israel has threatened to boycott the conference if the museum’s “Making Differences” exhibit on the Middle East conflict is not dismantled, Army Radio reported, saying that the exhibition breaks understandings Israel reached with Sweden.

“This was not a piece of art,” the ambassador told Sweden’s SR radio news station. “It was a monstrosity.”

“For me it was intolerable and an insult to the families of the victims,” he said. “As ambassador [of] Israel I could not remain indifferent to such an obscene misrepresentation of reality.”

A big LGF thumbs-up to ambassador Zvi Mazel. It’s about time people stopped tolerating this sort of corrupt, debased, antisemitic “art.” Oh, I’m fully aware Mazel will be forced to apologize and possibly resign—but he’s a hero to me. And it’s beyond despicable that Sweden would allow this abomination to be exhibited at their national museum.