Rushdie Speaks Out After ‘Colossal Attack’ by Radical Muslim Left Him Near Dead
Salman Rushdie has spoken out for the first time since a radical Islamic terror attack in New York prompted by a decades-old Iranian fatwa left him near death.
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Iran Blames Salman Rushdie ‘and His Supporters’ for Getting Stabbed
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani on Monday delivered the Iranian regime’s first public comment on the stabbing of author Salman Rushdie. Kanaani denied the Iranian government orchestrated the attack, instead holding Rushdie responsible for his own attempted murder.
Pakistani Believed to Be Responsible for JK Rowling Death Threat After Rushdie Stabbing, Police Investigating
(AFP) – Scottish police said on Sunday they were investigating an apparent “online threat” made to Harry Potter author JK Rowling in response to her tweet supporting Salman Rushdie following his stabbing.
Trump and Pompeo ‘Next’ for ‘Divine Revenge’ After Attack on ‘Apostate’ Rushdie: Iranian Media
A newspaper under the control of Iran’s Supreme Leader has said that Donald Trump and Mike Pompeo could soon be “next” for “divine revenge” while celebrating the attack on “apostate” author Salman Rushdie.
‘Talking and Joking’ – Salman Rushdie Said to Be Off Ventilator After Brutal Stabbing
Salman Rushdie has reportedly been taken off a ventilator, and is once again able to talk with others after being brutally attacked during an event in New York.
WATCH: Rushdie Knifeman Taken Down by Audience Members, Carried Fake ID in Name of Hezbollah Leader
The suspected stabber Salman Rushdie reportedly carried a fake driver’s licence bearing the name of a Hezbollah leader.
‘Satanic Verses’ Author Salman Rushdie to Publish Next Book on Substack
Salman Rushdie, the acclaimed author of Midnight’s Children and The Satanic Verses has said he will publish his next novel in serialized format on Substack, the online subscription newsletter service.
Gallery Covers Artworks After Muslims Complain They Are ‘Blasphemous’
The Saatchi Gallery has covered up two pieces of artwork after complaints from Muslims that they were “blasphemous” because they contained text from the Quran.
