This Is How Charlie Hebdo Is Responding To The Paris Attacks

The latest cover from the magazine, which itself came under attack in January, is a tribute to France’s defiance.

Last week's terrorist attacks in Paris are, of course, the second time this year the city has been left reeling from a massacre.

A man holding a Charlie Hebdo paper pays his respect at the Carillon cafe in Paris on Sunday.

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In January, Islamist gunmen stormed the offices of the magazine in Paris, killing 12 people, in retaliation against the magazine's depictions of the Prophet Muhammad.

Their first cover after the attacks was an image of the Muslim prophet, crying while holding a sign that read, "Je Suis Charlie." The words "All Is Forgiven" also appeared on the cover.

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