A decade after the tragic events of November 2015, France continues to grapple with the scars left by the Bataclan attacks and other terrorist actions that resulted in the loss of 130 lives. Commemorative events across Paris included solemn ceremonies, musical tributes, and moments of reflection, as President Emmanuel Macron and survivors shared their experiences and the enduring pain of those impacted. Bells tolled at Notre Dame, and various communities, including players and fans at a soccer match between France and Ukraine, took time to honor the victims. Analysts reflect on the evolution of jihadist threats over the past ten years, emphasizing the continuing need for vigilance. As the nation remembers, it also contemplates the challenges of healing and the lessons learned in preventing future violence.