Jewish American Heritage Month

Posted By richards on January 10, 2015

(CNN) The Grande Synagogue of Paris has closed over concerns about security after this week's terror attacks.

The siege at the office of a satirical magazine left 12 dead Wednesday.

Police tracked down two brothers who orchestrated and carried out those slayings - killing them in a shootout Friday.

Another suspect who held hostages at a market was also killed by police.

French authorities searched Saturday for the remaining known suspect in this week's terror attacks as the country grappled with heartbreak following another day of blood and horror.

Police killed three suspects during raids Friday -- one wanted in the fatal shooting of a policewoman and four hostages, the other two in the massacre at the offices of Charlie Hebdo magazine.

The attack at the Paris office of the satirical magazine left 12 dead on Wednesday.

"The nation is relieved tonight," Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Friday.

But the French government's work is not over.

There's still a lot of healing to do, a lot of questions to answer on preventing future attacks. And a woman wanted over the policewoman's shooting Thursday, named as Hayat Boumeddiene, is still at large.

More:

Paris synagogue closes; police continue search for female suspect

Category: Synagogue
Tags: