A translation of Information's blog entry on the subject reveals that these Jesus and Mo cartoons were printed partly to demonstrate that the editor of the Jyllands-Posten - the paper which published the orginal twelve Mohammed caricatures - was wrong when he predicted that nobody would ever again publish pictures of the prophet.

As a lead-up to the pending ruling in the Charlie Hebdo-case today - Charlie Hebdo is the French satire magazine, which reprinted Jyllands-Postens Muhammed caricatures - we've decided to print a number cartoons starring Jesus and Muhammed, commenting on different episodes and phenomenons. More cartoons can be found on www.jesusandmo.net. Thus, Jyllands-Postens editor-in-chief was wrong when he predicted that nobody would draw the prophet Muhammed after the Muhammed-crisis, to which he pathetically added "therefore I am deeply ashamed to say: They have won!".

These cartoons might be of another nature, the context might be different, or perhaps the entire over-excited conflict has settled down to a more peaceful level, so that few people will take offense from these cartoons in the papers. Now we await the ruling in the Hebdo-case due 1.30 PM...

Incidentally, the editor of Charlie Hebdo was acquitted today.