Royal commission into anti-Semitism begins public hearings

The Royal Commission into Anti-Semitism holds its first public hearings following the deadly Bondi terror attack in December 2024 that killed 15 people. Jewish Australians are presenting testimonies about experiencing years of abuse, assault and exclusion, whilst living under permanent police security at schools and synagogues. The commission has received over 5,700 submissions and will examine security failings, police resourcing on the day of the attack, and how known individuals were able to lawfully hold weapons and carry out the massacre.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.