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 French-Israeli dual nationals hold signs reading in French 'I am Charlie' during a remembrance ceremony in Tel Aviv  to protest against the attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo's office that left 12 dead and an attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris. More than a million people and dozens of world leaders were expected to march through Paris in a historic display of global defiance against extremism after Islamist attacks that left 17 dead. For many in Israel, the deadly attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris was further evidence that France is becoming hostile territory for Jews and authorities are unable to protect them.

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 An Israeli woman is treated near the Haganah train station in south Tel Aviv , where an  Israel Defense Forces soldier was stabbed in an apparent terror attack .

The assailant being taken out of the building in a stretcher

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Yeuda Ben Yisahai  (CL), the father of  Ruthy Fogel, and Haim Fogel  (CR), the father of Ehud Fogel who were murdered alongside with their three children in an knife attack  by two Palestinians from a neighbouring village in 2011, walks with the Torah scroll during the inauguration of a new Yeshiva building (Talmudic school) named after the slain family in the Jewish settlement of Itamar.

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Israeli soldiers prepare to enter to Beit Ichsa following the stabbing of an 18 years old Israeli near his home at Ramot neighbourhood in Jerusalem

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 Israeli settlers carry the body of one-year-old Yonatan Palmer during the funeral for him and his father Asher hillel Palmer in the West Bank settlement of Kiryat Arba near the West Bank town of Hebron. Asher and his son died in their car after a crash, which was originally thought to be an accident. Police have since discovered a large rock with signs of blood on it near the crash, and are now investigating the possibility that the crash may have been caused by a stone being thrown at the car.

Puah Palmer (2nd L) the wife of Asher Palmer, 25, and mother of one-year-old, Yonatan Palmer, mourns during their funeral

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 A Jewish settler holds a sign that reads "Revenge" as he prays during a memorial service for Asher and Yonatan Palmer at the site where their  car crashed near the West Bank city of Hebron .Asher and his son died in their car after a crash, which was originally thought to be an accident. Police have since discovered a large rock with signs of blood on it near the crash, and are now investigating the possibility that the crash may have been caused by a stone being thrown at the car.