More Newspapers Print Mohammed Comics

Posted on February 8, 2006

The Mohammed Cartoon Conflict continues as parts of the Islamic world are still enraged by the comics initially printed by the Jyllands-Posten newspaper in Denmark. Since then newspapers in Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Jordan, New Zealand, Australia and the United States have printed the cartoons. Here is a list of some newspapers and magazines that have run the cartoons.

Jyllands-Posten, a Danish newspaper, first published the cartoons in September, 2005.
Germany's Die Welt
Germany's Berliner Zeitung
France Soir
Al Fagr, an Egyptian newspaper
Italy's La Stampa
Italy's Corriere della Serra
Spain: Barcelona's El Periodico and Madrid's El Mundo
Courrier International in France
New Zealand's Dominion Post
The Courier-Mail in Brisbane, Australia
Rockhampton's Morning Bulletin, Australia
The Shihan in Jordan
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York Sun
Daily Press in Victorville, California.
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle in Cheyenne
French magazine Charlie Hebdo printed the cartoons along with a new original Mohammed cartoon.
Spare Change News

There will likely be more newspapers to add to the list as the controversary continues to grow. Iran is reportedly backing an Iranian newspaper that is hosting a Holocaust cartoon contest -- there seems to no end in sight to the growing cartoon conflict.

Updated: 2-17-06