Ten days ago, Anthony Albanese fiercely argued against a royal commission into antisemitism. On Thursday, from that very same lectern, he declared such an inquiry was vital to “heal” and unite a wounded nation after its worst-ever terror attack. Which invites the obvious question: What prompted such a screeching reversal? “I respect people’s views and I listen to them,” Albanese told a press conference in the prime minister’s courtyard at Parliament House in Canberra. “I take the time to choose the right path, the course of action that will make a positive difference to our country.” The “right path” will...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
