Over the past two weeks, dozens of Jewish Australians have walked into a room in Sydney's CBD and told a former High Court justice what it felt like to be Jewish in this country.They described being threatened with hunting knives and verbally abused at bus stops.One woman said a driver deliberately aimed their car at her pram while hurling antisemitic slurs.Another said she was "paralysed with fear" when footage emerged of nurses at a Sydney hospital allegedly saying they would kill Israeli patients.The opening hearings of the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion packed an emotional punch.But what emerged...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
