The interim report of the antisemitism Royal Commission, led by Virginia Bell and delivered to Governor-General Sam Mostyn, was always going to be closely scrutinised. Its fourteen recommendations (at least, those made public) are careful, institutional, and deliberately restrained. Yet in that restraint sits a glaring omission. The report catalogues the symptoms of antisemitism while generally avoiding one of its most uncomfortable drivers: the…
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