A royal commission into antisemitism hears evidence that antisemitic slurs targeting the Jewish community are spreading through social media and amplifying everyday abuse. Multiple outlets report that witnesses say major social media platforms are not acting quickly or effectively to address the content, contributing to community concerns about escalating harassment. The reports use the phrase “next Bondi” to describe fears that violence or severe incidents could follow broader online hostility, referencing the Bondi stabbing attack. Evidence presented to the commission includes claims that repeated online posts and derogatory messaging can normalize hostility and increase the likelihood of threats and harassment spilling over into the real world. The coverage focuses on the commission’s examination of platform responsibilities, including whether companies take sufficient steps to moderate harmful content, remove antisemitic material, and respond to reports. The articles describe the commission as investigating antisemitism in Australia and the effectiveness of existing systems for addressing discriminatory conduct. The reports are based on testimony and proceedings within the commission’s hearings.