Multiple outlets report that a royal commission focused on antisemitism hears allegations involving school-aged children making anti-Semitic comments. The West Australian and PerthNow both say the inquiry presents disturbing findings that include reports of students as young as Year 5 making remarks expressing support for Hitler. One cited example involves a wish that Hitler had “completed the job.” The reports link the commission to a hate inquiry connected with the Bondi terror attack, which they describe as the catalyst for the investigation. Both sources describe these claims as part of broader evidence submitted to the commission rather than as isolated incidents. While neither outlet provides detailed numbers or the full scope of testimony in the provided text, they agree on the core points: the commission is hearing reports of antisemitic statements from very young students, and the inquiry is being conducted in the context of heightened attention to antisemitism following the Bondi attack. The outlets present the information as part of the commission’s proceedings and do not attribute intent beyond the quoted remarks.