Jewish Australian students apprehensive about setting foot on campus, commission hears
Jewish students in Australia have reported increasing apprehension about attending university campuses due to rising antisemitism. A royal commission is currently hearing testimonies regarding the lived experiences of Jewish staff and students.
Why it matters
The testimony highlights growing social tensions on university campuses and the challenges institutions face in ensuring student safety and inclusion.
Jeremy Suss has told the antisemitism royal commission many Jewish students don't trust their universities to handle incidents of antisemitism. ( ABC News )
The article reports on testimony given to a formal government commission, maintaining a neutral reporting style.
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