The kosher supermarket in Paris which was targeted by terrorists has reopened two months after four hostages were killed as part of an Islamist plot . Amedy Coulibaly , who pledged allegiance to ISIS , slaughtered customers at the Hyper Cacher shop in January as part of a coordinated attack on the French capital with the Charlie Hebdo gunmen . There were sombre scenes as the Jewish grocery reopened yesterday morning to 'show that life is stronger than barbarity ' . Scroll down for video . Tributes remain : The kosher supermarket in Paris which was targeted by terrorists has reopened two months after four hostages were killed . Open for business : French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve ( left of front row ) is shown around the store . Shoppers were allowed into the Jewish grocery for the first time yesterday , two months after the siege . Members of the Jewish community gathered outside the Hyper Cacher supermarket before the reopening . With many of the store 's staff still on leave because of shock , new manager Laurent Mimoun wore a black kippa as he opened the doors . He said : 'There we are , we are open again . 'We are thinking about all the victims , this has been the driver behind reopening the shop . ' French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve was among the government officials present at the reopening , which took place under heavy police surveillance . 'It is important to pay respect to the memory of those who fell under the fire of barbarity , ' Mr Cazeneuve said . 'This foodstore reopens bravely to show that life is stronger than everything . [ The French government will ] 'do everything so that all French people can live freely . ' Terrorist : Amedy Coulibaly , who pledged allegiance to ISIS , slaughtered customers at the Hyper Cacher shop in January . The Hyper Cacher shop was attacked in January as part of a coordinated assault on the French capital , days after 12 were killed at the officers of Charlie Hebdo magazine . Four were killed by Coulibaly before the French security services stormed the kosher grocery , killing the Islamist . Terrorist Coulibaly burst into the supermarket in Porte de Vincennes on January 9 - two days after brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi killed 12 at the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hedbdo . Coulibaly killed four Jews - Philippe Braham , 45 , Yohan Cohen , 22 , Yoav Hattab , 21 , and François-Michel Saada , 64 - before French security services ended the siege in a hail of bullets , shooting the Islamist dead . The supermarket has been completely refurbished and bears no trace of the deadly attack . The Hyper Cacher group said in a statement that the reopening was a sign of the resilience of France 's Jewish community . 'With ( this ) we reaffirm that life will always be stronger than barbarity . We are more determined than ever to allow our clients to eat kosher , ' the statement said .
Kosher supermarket reopens two months after terrorist siege killed four . Amedy Coulibaly stormed Jewish grocery during Paris attacks in January . Sombre scenes as Hyper Cacher store opened its doors again yesterday . Reopening shows 'life will always be stronger than barbarity ' , officials say .