Anti-Semitism report reveals counter-terrorism funding decline

An interim report into anti-Semitism has delivered 14 recommendations to the government following the Bondi terror attack. The report reveals that counter-terrorism funding had declined despite a 31% increase in overall intelligence agency budgets, and finds that Jewish Australians now face greater risk than before the attack. The Royal Commissioner determined no immediate restructuring of counter-terrorism agencies is required, though both Commonwealth and state governments have accepted all recommendations for enhanced operations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.