From
YNet:
On Wednesday the Iranian embassy in Prague organized an event at a well-known hotel in the Czech capital. Prior to the event, a senior embassy official was shocked to see an Israeli flag flying high at the head of a line of flags situated near the entrance to the hotel.
The diplomat spoke to the hotel manager and demanded that the Israeli flag be taken down, but the manager, an Arab-Israeli from Nazareth, rejected the request.
"The (Israeli) flag will remain at the front of the hotel always," the manager told the Iranian official. "If you don’t like it, you are welcome to hold the event at another hotel."
The angry Iranian diplomat had no choice but to accept the hotel's position, and the event was held as scheduled.
According to a
Czech site, the Iranians were celebrating Nouroz, the Persian new year, on the spring equinox.
Monday, March 28, 2011
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