[PHOTOS] How Arab Newspapers Stood Up Against The Charlie Hebdo Massacre

From Lebanon's An Nahar newspaper, it reads:

'But ... he called me a terrorist'

From the same newspaper, this one reads:

'This is how we avenge the cartoonists' killer'

From Qatar's Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed newspaper:

From Lebanon's Al Akhbar, it reads:

'Freedom up in the air'

From Egypt's privately owned Al-Masry Al-Youm, these two cartoons by Makhlouf, a young cartoonist, that reads: 'In support with Charlie Hebdo,' with the hashtag #JeSuisCharlie

In the other cartoon, which again reads: 'In support of Charlie Hebdo,' Makhlouf drew himself holding up a pencil in the face of an assailant wearing a balaclava, with almost alien-like eyes, as he points a gun at him, the newspaper wrote

This one from Moroccan, expressing solidarity, it reads:

'Freedom' is written in blood, 'Journalism law' is written on the knife

This cartoon by Hicham Rahma published on his public Facebook page, it reads:

'It was a hard day' with the turbans labeled 'ISIS'

This cartoon by Anwar for private-owned daily Al-Masry Al-Youm, reads:

'Long lives satire'

Now see how cartoonists from around the world stood up against the massacre with what they do best:

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