A royal commission hears that an anti-Semitic protest in Sydney leaves some Jewish Australians feeling unsafe. According to reporting on the commission’s evidence, the protest included anti-Semitic chanting directed at Jewish people. The accounts describe a stark contrast between public solidarity for Jewish Australians—such as lights on the Sydney Opera House sails in support of the community—and the chants taking place below. The commission is told that the behaviour associated with the protest undermines the sense of security for Jewish residents, who feel threatened in their daily lives. The coverage characterises the testimony as focusing on the impact of harassment and hateful rhetoric, rather than on any single incident. Overall, the reports say the commission receives evidence linking the protest environment to increased fear and concern within the Jewish community in Australia.