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Jewish Australian university staff and students say they felt unsafe on campus

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Jewish Australian university staff and students say they felt unsafe on campus
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Jewish students and staff at Australian universities have testified before a Royal Commission regarding a rise in antisemitism on campus since the October 2023 Hamas attacks. Witnesses reported feeling unsafe and criticized university administrations for failing to address harassment effectively.

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The hearings highlight the growing tension on university campuses regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict and the adequacy of institutional responses to discrimination.

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Liat told the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion about harassment while at the Australian National University. ( ABC News )

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The article reports on the proceedings of a formal government commission, focusing on witness testimony.

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