Freedom of Speech vs Religious Tolerance Debate Reignited After Requests to Burn Scriptures in Sweden

A request has been submitted to burn religious texts, including the Quran, Torah, and Bible, outside the Israeli embassy and a Stockholm mosque.
The requests come after an Iraqi immigrant burned a Quran in Stockholm, sparking international criticism calling for laws against blasphemy while others defend free speech.
Muslim nations urge Sweden to ban scripture burning, but liberal voices claim it should be protected as free expression.
The religious symbol burnings threaten to complicate Sweden's NATO bid as Turkey protests perceived anti-Islamic acts.
Swedish police are reviewing each request on a case-by-case basis as the government condemns intolerant acts but acknowledges freedoms of speech and assembly.