Accounts of antisemitic abuse experienced by Jewish students are presented at a royal commission examining antisemitism, according to reports from Brisbane Times, The Age, and the Sydney Morning Herald. The coverage says the students describe cruel taunts and bullying directed at Jewish classmates. One reported phrase included “gas from the chambers,” which sources attribute to the taunting language used against Jewish students. The articles indicate the accounts are part of evidence considered by the commission, focusing on how antisemitism can manifest in school settings through harassment and verbal abuse. While the outlets differ in emphasis, all describe similar core elements: Jewish students speaking about mistreatment, including targeted taunts, and the role of the royal commission in hearing such experiences. The reporting does not describe charges or specific perpetrators in the provided excerpts, but it frames the testimonies as examples of antisemitic conduct and the impact on students who are subjected to it.