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Victims' Families Push for Royal Commission on Antisemitism

12/28/2025

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Families of victims from the Bondi Beach massacre urge Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to establish a royal commission into antisemitism in Australia.
They cite failures in law enforcement and intelligence that contributed to the tragedy.
Support for the commission is growing, with 139 legal figures and public polls backing it.
NSW Premier Chris Minns announced measures to combat hate speech and increase police presence during New Year celebrations.

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Families of victims from the Bondi Beach massacre urge Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to establish a royal commission into antisemitism in Australia.
They cite failures in law enforcement and intelligence that contributed to the tragedy.
Support for the commission is growing, with 139 legal figures and public polls backing it.
NSW Premier Chris Minns announced measures to combat hate speech and increase police presence during New Year celebrations.