Charlie Hebdo to publish caricatures of Prophet Muhammad again on Wednesday!

The new issue of Charlie Hebdo will feature new caricatures of Prophet Muhammad and will be printed in a million copies, in 16 languages.

The new issue of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, worked on by surviving members of the editorial staff decimated in last week's massacre in Paris, will contain caricatures of Prophet Muhammad, announced the paper's lawyer Richard Malka, reports the Patria News Agency. 

The special edition of the paper, which comes out on Wednesday, will be printed in 16 different languages for readers around the world, said "Charlie Hebdo" columnist Patrick Pelloux, as reported by AFP.

It was previously announced that the new issue of the paper will be printed in one million copies, instead of the usual 60,000, and will have eight pages instead of the current 16.

Malka told French radio that in the new issue, Prophet Muhammad, among others, will "obviously be the target of satire again, to show that the editorial staff will not give in an inch to the extremists who are trying to silence them".

Brothers Said and Chérif Kouachi, who killed 12 people in the attack on the "Charlie Hebdo" editorial office last Wednesday, including five of their best cartoonists and three other editorial staff members, shouted after the attack that they had "avenged Prophet Muhammad".

The newspaper "Charlie Hebdo" has published satirical caricatures of Prophet Muhammad several times in the past, which caused great anger and protests in some Muslim countries. The editorial office of the French newspaper had police protection since 2006 due to threats from radical Muslims.