Dutch hostile to Islam government official Geert Wilders has said he will show depiction of the Prophet Mohammad in a TV opening assigned to his gathering.
The toons were indicated at an occasion in Texas a month ago which was assaulted by two shooters. Mr Wilders was a keynote speaker at the occasion.
Mr Wilders says he will demonstrate the toons on the grounds that parliament had declined to show them on its premises.
Delineations of the Prophet Muhammad are hostile to numerous Muslims.
"Terrorists need to understand that they will never win and how imperative the right to speak freely is for us in the Netherlands," Mr Wilders said in an announcement.
Mr Wilders, who drives the Party for Freedom (PVV), has regularly communicated his abhorrence for Islam and mass movement and has required the Koran to be banned in the Netherlands.
In December 2014 it was declared he would be arraigned over assertions that he prompted racial contempt against the nation's Moroccan group.
Both the shooters who assaulted the Muhammad Art Exhibit at a gathering focus close Dallas on 3 May were shot dead by police. One policeman was harmed.
The gathering incorporated a challenge that offered a $10,000 (£6,600) prize for a sketch of the Prophet Muhammad.
There were far reaching dissents in 2006 when the Danish daily paper Jyllands-Posten distributed toons caricaturizing the Prophet Muhammad.
In January this year, 12 individuals were killed by two Islamist shooters at the French magazine Charlie Hebdo, which had distributed comparative toons.
Furthermore, a get-together of free discourse activists in the Danish capital, Copenhagen, was focused by a shooter in February. A film executive was slaughtered
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