There’s a new hashtag on Twitter – #JeSuisJuif, French for “I am Jewish.”

As the two sieges in France involving Islamist terrorists earlier today ended with the deaths of the three gunmen, along with four of the hostages from the kosher supermarket in eastern Paris, the #JeSuisJuif hashtag united Twitter users in an outpouring of grief and anger.

Similar hashtags appeared earlier this week. #JeSuisCharlie was coined to honor the dead in Wednesday’s massacre at the headquarters of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, whole #JeSuisAhmed paid tribute to police officer Ahmed Merabet, who was killed while on patrol in the vicinity of the Charlie Hebdo building.

Here are a selection of #JeSuisJuif tweets:

French President Hollande calls #kosher grocery terror attack "a horrible anti-Semitic attack" #JeSuisJuif

— William Daroff (@Daroff) January 9, 2015

" "#JeSuisJuif” — My thoughts today are with the people of France. " ils sont gentils sur tumblr, mais c'est #jesuischarlie en fait

— omé ✏️ (@Salowie_) January 9, 2015

Devastated at the loss of four innocents in Paris #jesuisjuif

— Rolene Marks (@RoleMarks) January 9, 2015

This is why Israel exists. #Paris #JeSuisJuif

— Anthony Shaw (@AnthonyShaw_) January 9, 2015

Please consider changing your profile picture as a mark of respect #jesuisjuif pic.twitter.com/MK44LT5Dqy

— Zionist Federation (@ZionistFed) January 9, 2015