A community leader broke down at a royal commission, revealing how his children were paralyzed with fear during the Bondi attack, haunted by the memory of their home being vandalized with a swastika — a trauma that left him feeling like a failure as a parent. Beyond individual pain, rabbis report a deep erosion of Jewish pride, as hate speech grows louder on the streets and friendships dissolve under the weight of antisemitism. State governments are scrambling to fund security — NSW and Victoria each pouring millions into Jewish community protection — while the federal government pledged its own major package. Yet leaders say they’re constantly playing catch-up, struggling to keep pace with rising threats. These hearings are part of a critical, ongoing investigation into the surge in antisemitism and the Bondi attack — with more testimony still to come.
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