( CNN ) A Turkish court Wednesday banned website pages that show the new cover of Charlie Hebdo , the country '' s semiofficial news agency Anadolu reported . A newspaper that included images of the cover received death threats . The developments came as Deputy Prime Minister Yalcin Akdogan wrote on Twitter , `` Those who are publishing figures referring to our supreme Prophet are those who disregard the sacred . '' Such a move is `` open incitement and provocation , '' he added . Turkey is home to 82 million people , 99.8 % of whom are Muslim , according to the CIA World Factbook . The French satirical publication Charlie Hebdo 's new cover contains what it calls a caricature of the Prophet Mohammed holding a sign saying `` Je suis Charlie . '' The caption says `` All is forgiven '' in French . It comes a week after Islamist terrorists killed 12 people at the paper 's offices . Police went to the offices of Istanbul newspaper Cumhuriyet and blocked off traffic around it after the paper published excerpts from the Charlie Hebdo issue . Armored police blocked the entrance and stopped distribution trucks at the printing press in Istanbul , the secular daily said . The prosecutor 's office then stopped the blockade , possibly because it did not know the image was inside the paper , according to the report . Cumhuriyet included a four-page sample of Charlie Hebdo 's latest edition , translated into Turkish . That sample , which the prosecutor 's office saw , did not include the cover , the paper said . But inside the paper , two columnists had included small images of the cover with their columns , the paper reported . An editorial in the newspaper said the drawing on the Charlie Hebdo cover did not seem to have `` anything to do with Prophet Mohammed . That drawing is a symbol of a humane and conscientious attitude and it says , 'All is forgiven . ' '' Cumhuriyet editor-in-chief Utku Cakirozer explained on Twitter and on the newspaper 's website that Cumhuriyet `` has lost writers to terror attacks '' and `` understands the Charlie Hebdo massacre very well . '' Muslims ' mixed response to new Mohammed cover . People called the Cumhuriyet offices on Wednesday issuing death threats , employees told CNN . Three protesters were arrested in front of Cumhuriyet 's offices , CNN Turk reported . CNN 's Gul Tuysuz and Jomana Karadsheh contributed to this report .
Turkish deputy PM calls publishing pictures of Mohammed `` open incitement and provocation '' A newspaper that published parts of Charlie Hebdo was blockaded by police , got death threats . Protesters were arrested in front of Cumhuriyet 's offices , CNN Turk reports .