After taking evidence from hundreds of witnesses and more than 20,000 submissions, the royal commission on antisemitism will now begin its final block of public hearings.Holocaust survivors, relatives of Bondi Beach terror attack victims and children who say they fear for their future as Jewish Australians have been among those to testify at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.Meanwhile, evidence from intelligence and law enforcement heads was largely held behind closed doors due to national security concerns and ongoing court proceedings.The inquiry will now consider how social cohesion could be better understood, measured and strengthened in the community.'Mutual...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
