He has been threatened with death for decades for writing a book on Islam

The stabbing of Salman Rushdie and the terrorist state that has instigated it

British writer Salman Rushdie, 75, was stabbed today by an individual while participating in a public event in Chautauqua, New York.

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According to the statement released by the New York State Police, the attack occurred around 11:00 local time. The attacker has been arrested. Rushdie has been airlifted to a hospital. His status is currently unknown.

Threatened with death for writing a book on Islam

Rushdie has been receiving death threats for decades after the publication in 1988 of his fourth book, "The Satanic Verses", which deals with Islam and was considered blasphemous by Ayatollah Khomeini, supreme leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which issued a fatwa against the writer and against the publishers of the work, calling on all Muslims to kill them and declaring those who die in the attempt to be martyrs. According to the BBC, Iran offered a $3 million reward who murdered the writer. To date, the reward keeps active. In fact, just a few days ago Iran renewed that call for assassination against Rushdie

Crimes committed as a result of Khomeini's fatwa

As a consequence of that fatwa, in July 1991 the translator of the Japanese edition, Professor Hitoshi Igarashi, was stabbed to death. Around those same dates, the translator of the Italian edition, Ettore Capriolo, was also stabbed, managing to survive that assassination attempt. In October 1993, the book's Norwegian publisher, Wiliam Nygaard, suffered an assassination attempt in which he was shot three times. In turn, Rushdie himself has been with an escort for decades. The British government put him under police protection as a result of Khomeini's fatwa issued against him.

Iran, a state promoter of terrorism on an international scale

The campaign to assassinate the British writer is not an isolated case. Iran has been a known promoter of terrorism on an international scale for many years. It has been supporting and financing Islamist terrorist groups such as Hezbollah in Lebanon, Al Sabirin and Hamas in Gaza, Islamic Jihad in Palestine and Islamist terrorists in Bahrain.

The collusion of some in the West with Iran

Despite those facts, we have seen such outrageous things as the defense of Iran by the socialist Josep Borrell when he was Minister of Foreign Affairs of Spain, and the no less scandalous positions of the socialist government Pedro Sánchez allowing himself to be lectured on human rights by Iran and voting together with that misogynistic Islamic dictatorship against Israel in the UN Human Rights Council UN, accusing Israel, in the height of shamelessness, of violating the rights of women, who enjoy full equality in Israel while in Iran they are discriminated in a miserable way.

The countries of the West, and in particular Spain, must once and for all abandon this infamous collusion with a terrorist state like Iran, which is the instigator of the attack suffered today by Rushdie. If they insist on treating that terrorist state as just another country, as if that dictatorship were comparable to any rule of law, what they are doing is becoming accomplices in their acts.

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Photo: David Levenson.

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