Opening the ceremony, Yves Hazout lists the anti-Jewish attacks suffered by the Jews of France and recommends "the return to Israel".

 Moshé LESAGE tells the story of those who live quietly on what they believe to be an island and which is only the shell of a sea monster. And when they want to light a fire to warm up, they wake up a monster that was only slumbering. their situation is chaotic, the danger wakes up. According to him, it is the case of Jews still in the diaspora.

Olivier Rafowicz mentioned the disappearance of his family arrested by the French police, and deported in 1942 to the death camps. Stressing that official France is not anti-Semitic, he regrets that Islamist anti-Semitism is more pregnant today.

Sammy Ghozlan recounts the appalling circumstances of Sarah Halimi's assassination. He emphasizes that no one came to the aid of the victim and deplores the obsession of the investigating judge to deny the aggravating circumstance of anti-Semitism, which is obvious, as the expert report states, that the testimonies confirm that the assassin was shouting Allah Ouakbar reciting verses from the Koran and treating his prey of Sheitan by defending it from the 3 rd floor of the building.

Sammy Ghozlan informs the public that he organizes in Paris an identical ceremony, with the UPJF SIONA the OJE the CJFAI, March 4 In the synagogue of Rav Elie Lllouche rue Lepeu in Paris 11 in the presence of the Chief Rabbi of Paris Rav Michel Gugenheim and Rav Itsak Kats and Rottenberg head of the Orthodox communities to which Sarah Halimi belonged. Sammy Ghozlan considers that to mark their solidarity with the family, and protest the denial of justice, it is all the synagogues in France who should have made such a tribute to Sarah Halimi. 

When the great Rabbi Sirat begins his speech, he evokes the grief of his family at the announcement of the assassination of his brother in Bône, in 1962, by a Muslim terrorist as he left the synagogue, eve of Shabbat, killed because he was a Jew, shot in the head. Things have not changed. Despite all the great rabbi calls everyone to work for peace between hearts and minds.

For Rab Meir KALMAN who lights the candle of memory, Sarah Halimi does not need Hazkara, she is already very high in the celestial spheres of Paradise, near the Throne of the Eternal.

Rav David Nakache chanted the verses of a psalm rehearsed by the participants, as well as the "Hashem Melekh" sung by the Grand Rabbi Sirat according to the rite observed in Constantine