More than 13,000 Jews were gathered together and confined at a cycling stadium, the Velodrome d'Hiver, before being ousted to Nazi concentration camps.
Mr Netanyahu likewise held direct talks surprisingly with French President Emmanuel Macron.
He is the primary Israeli head administrator to go to the Vel d'Hiv recognitions.
"I'm here to grieve the casualties," Mr Netanyahu told a crowd of people in Paris, which included Jewish gatherings and Holocaust survivors.
"Seventy-five years back, an overwhelming murkiness slipped on this city... It appears the estimations of the French upheaval - equity, organization, freedom - was squashed severely under the boot of hostile to Semitism."
He hailed the "immense, incredible people" who had taken a chance with their lives to spare Jews in France amid Nazi occupation, and cautioned of an ascent in "radical strengths" in present day society.
What was the Vel d'Hiv round-up?
More than 13,000 Jews were captured by French police on 16 and 17 July 1942. Around 4,000 were kids.
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| This photo taken in 1942 shows Jewish deportees in the Drancy transit camp before being sent to Auschwitz |
The families were taken to the Velodrome D'Hiver, a cycling stadium close to the Eiffel Tower, or an internment camp set up simply outside the capital at Drancy.
They were then ousted via prepare, generally to Auschwitz inhumane imprisonment. Less than 100 individuals survived.
What was intriguing about Mr Macron's remarks on the disaster?
The scene stays dubious in France. Marine Le Pen, Mr Macron's far-right adversary in the current year's race, drew solid feedback on 9 April when she proposed France was not in charge of the catastrophe.
In any case, talking at the function on Sunday, President Macron reaffirmed that "it was France that sorted out" the mass capture, expulsions and along these lines "the passing of 13,152 individuals of Jewish confidence".
"Not a solitary German" participated, he said.
What else did the pioneers examine in their discussions?
After the service, Mr Netanyahu and Mr Macron met for coordinate discourses on subjects including security and the battle against radicalism.
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| In a joint statement with Mr Netanyahu, Mr Macron (right) said he hoped "everything will be done" for the resumption of peace talks |
Mr Netanyahu's last official visit to France was to go to the solidarity walk following the assaults on sarcastic magazine Charlie Hebdo, cops, and a genuine market in January 2015.
On Sunday Mr Netanyahu said he might want to see more noteworthy participation between the two nations and "communicated his worries about the Iranian administration".
At a joint news meeting, Mr Macron guaranteed his guest of his "cautiousness" in regards to the atomic accord come to by Western forces with Iran in 2015.
Requiring a resumption of peace talks amongst Israel and the Palestinians, he emphasized France's help for a two-state arrangement and resistance to Israel's working of settlements in possessed an area.
President Macron met Palestinian pioneer Mahmoud Abbas in Paris prior this month.
What's going on in the Israel-Palestinian clash?
The meeting with Mr Netanyahu comes in the midst of worries of another expansion in viciousness.
Two Israeli policemen were killed and a third injured by three Israeli Arabs in a firearm assault near the compound in Jerusalem referred to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as Haram al-Sharif on Friday. The assailants were later executed by security powers.
The blessed site was shut subsequent to shooting yet it revived on Sunday.
Israel and the Palestinians have not held peace talks for a long time.
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