The Independent reports that the daughter of a person killed in the Bondi Beach shooting describes receiving hate and expresses concern about rising antisemitism. In testimony at a hearing, she says she has encountered antisemitic abuse following the attack and that it made her feel “as though antisemitism was allowed to come into the open.” The reporting frames her comments as focused on the personal impact of the shooting and the response directed toward her and her family in its aftermath. Across the accounts, the daughter’s remarks center on allegations of increased hostility toward Jewish people after the incident, rather than on new details of the attack itself. The sources provide a consistent picture of her speaking publicly about the effects of the shooting beyond the immediate tragedy, highlighting what she describes as a broader rise in antisemitic behaviour and threats received after the mass shooting.