Activists, opposition groups note Iranian supreme leader has reiterated support for Khomeini's fatwa calling to kill author, say $3 million bounty on his life remains on offer

News outlet says attack on author, who is now on a ventilator, sends message to US officials 'that they must fear revenge' for killing of top Iranian general Soleimani

Author stabbed in New York had been issued death fatwa by Iranian leaders; stabbing comes after threats to dissident in New York, top US officials and opposition group in Albania

Agent says 'the news is not good' as author, subject to Iranian death fatwa, remains in hospital; police arrest Hadi Matar, who reportedly has sympathies for Shia extremists

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei tells Gaza terror group's leader Iran 'stands with you,' downplays divisions with Hamas, after flareup with Israel last week

Condition of author, who was speaking at event in New York State, not immediately clear; his novel 'Satanic Verses' prompted calls for his death and a bounty of over $3 million

Police say Khalid Mehdiyev, found last month trying to find way into Brooklyn home of prominent Iran critic Masih Alinejad, had an unlicensed assault rifle

Tehran dismisses indictment of Revolutionary Guards member accused of offering to pay to kill the ex-national security adviser as 'a new work of fiction'

Defense minister says Gazan terror group is a 'violent Iranian proxy' and has 'an open tab in Iran'; says Israel continues to act to foil Tehran's plots

Works by Marcel Duchamp, Donald Judd and Sol Lewitt among dozens of items that were stored away in 1979 but have gradually resurfaced, generating thriving interest