Jewish Liberal MP Julian Leeser tells the antisemitism royal commission about the personal impact of the Bondi terror attack on his son. In testimony, he describes his son’s fear and asks, “Are we going to be safe?” Leeser speaks while visibly emotional, fighting back tears as he recounts how the attack affects his child’s sense of security. The two reports agree that the comments form part of the commission’s broader investigation into antisemitism and related safety concerns in Australia. Both outlets focus on Leeser’s account rather than new details of the Bondi attack itself, emphasizing the psychological and domestic effects of the incident on his family. The reports present Leeser’s evidence as an example of how terror events can reverberate beyond immediate victims, influencing the fears and wellbeing of people within affected communities. The coverage does not add differing claims about what was said beyond the core description of his son’s fears and Leeser’s emotional response during the commission hearing.