France, Israel Hold Ceremonies Honoring Terror Victims

French President Francois Hollande has praised the three French police officers who were killed in last week's terror attacks in Paris, saying they sacrificed their lives "so that we may live in freedom." Hollande spoke Tuesday at a ceremony granting the officers the nation's prestigious Legion D'honneur award, posthumously. The ceremony was held at the central police headquarters in Paris, near the famed Notre Dame cathedral. Hollande told the victims'...

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