Families of the Bondi Beach attack victims are calling on the federal government to establish a royal commission into the rapid rise of antisemitism in Australia. In a statement released overnight, the group says leaders must now listen to those directly affected, warning: “You owe us answers, you owe us accountability, and you owe Australians the truth.” They have accused Labor of missing the mark, describing antisemitism as a national crisis that demands a powerful national response. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today Arrow Shaina Goodnick, daughter of Reuven Morrison who tragically lost his life while trying...
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