Sweden mockery of Israel's Foreign Minister

Sweden's foreign minister said Friday that her country was expecting the reaction of Israel, which recalled its ambassador in Stockholm for consultations after Sweden's decision to recognize the state of Palestine. The minister said Margot Wallstrom told AFP: "I have been summoned Israel's ambassador for consultations and this is happening. We knew that Israel would respond and criticize our decision." The minister continued, "We hope to continue to establish good relations with Israel," adding that "contacts between Sweden and Israel is not broken. We hope that the ambassador," Israel, declared their intention to go back soon to the Middle East. Israel had strongly criticized Sweden's decision to recognize the state of Israel. Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman on Thursday in a statement that "the Swedish government to understand that the relations in the Middle East is more complicated than installing Ikea furniture and that he does not need to move in this area responsibly and sensitivity." Swedish minister responded in an interview with CNN, saying, "I will be happy to send a piece of furniture from IKEA to Avigdor Lieberman so collected. Discover that he does not need to be a partner must be cooperation and that there is a good explanation booklet." She said the minister told AFP that "Smart people have a sense of humor and noted that he had a sense of this, I told him the same way. And we will stop here." She on the other hand, "Snnkp to study status of Western Sahara after an in-depth lesson of the current situation" there.