Antisemitism royal commission ends hearings but delays report to avoid ‘distraction’ from Bondi anniversary

The royal commission investigating antisemitism in Australia has concluded its public hearings, but Commissioner Virginia Bell has decided to delay releasing her final report by four days. This decision is made to avoid drawing attention away from commemorations of the Bondi terror attack, which is scheduled to take place soon. The delay is significant because the report's recommendations could have a major impact on policies and laws related to social cohesion and combating hate crimes.

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