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Protestors walk in the streets of the rebel-held part of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo holding Islamic banners during a demonstration on January 15, 2015, condemning the latest cartoon published by the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo featuring the Prophet Mohammed. This week Charlie Hebdo published a "survivors" issue featuring an image of the Prophet Mohammed weeping, which sold out before more copies in an eventual print run of five million hit newsstands in France. The move provoked angry reactions in a number of Islamic countries, where any representation of Mohammed is prohibited. Arabic writing in red and black on placard (C) signed by the "Rebels of Aleppo" reads: "The heretic nations are united in insulting our prophet.. hail your Prophet Mohammed." AFP PHOTO / AMC / ZEIN AL-RIFAI (Photo by ZEIN AL-RIFAI / AMC / AFP) (Photo by ZEIN AL-RIFAI/AMC/AFP via Getty Images)