There was a notable shift in the tone of the antisemitism royal commission this week, as witnesses fronted the inquiry to highlight optimism about the grassroots work being done in the name of social cohesion.Now entering its final week of public hearings, the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has heard from academics, human rights specialists and community organisations about the importance of genuine human connection in combating division and hate in Australia.The head of a unique childcare centre said it was important for this work to start with the very youngest of Australians before biases could form and...