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  • Holocaust survivor warns of rising antisemitism ahead of Australian royal commission
    April 28, 2026, 11:24 PM EDT. Holocaust survivor Andrew Steiner OAM cautions about a surge in antisemitism in Australia ahead of the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion's interim report. Steiner describes the rise of hatred as a 'volcano,' fueled by misinformation and online manipulation. The commission, established by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after the deadly Bondi terror attack targeting Jewish worshippers, will investigate antisemitism's causes and impact. Initial hearings in Sydney from May 4 will include public testimonies and explore definitions, prevalence, and social metrics of antisemitism. Steiner urges enhanced education and religious cooperation to address the issue and stresses Jewish Australians seek equal protection under the law, not special treatment.

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