A shocking game at a NSW public school turned deadly serious when students competed to trip Jewish classmates—earning points to become “king of the Jews.” This disturbing incident emerged during the Royal Commission on Antisemitism, revealing a broader, systemic problem: antisemitic hate speech and hostile environments in schools. Even worse, a teacher was caught displaying a “free Palestine” sticker with a crossed-out Israeli flag and Star of David, openly declaring pride in being anti-Israeli. John Hamey, Catholic head of the NSW Board of Jewish Education, warned that educators must remain neutral and that schools urgently need clear reporting systems to combat hate. This isn’t just about one game—it’s about creating safe, inclusive spaces where every student feels respected and protected.
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