In BreifThe royal commission's first week of hearings was dedicated to the lived experiences of Jewish Australians.It heard many accounts of Jewish Australians feeling unsafe and experiencing public, targeted attacks.Public abuse, schools graffitied and a fear of being visibly Jewish were just some of the testimonies heard during The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion's first week of hearings.Over the past week, which focused on Jewish Australians' everyday experiences of racism and discrimination, Commissioner Virginia Bell heard from dozens of witnesses, many of whom spoke anonymously out of fear for their safety.While those giving testimony were of different backgrounds,...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
