Australia’s Royal Commission on Antisemitism has concluded its hearings after over 60 days of testimony from 340 witnesses. Despite calls for an extension to include additional witnesses, the commissioner has closed the inquiry and is preparing a report. The commission was established to investigate antisemitism in Australia and make recommendations for combating it. A Bondi rabbi urged action following the conclusion of the hearings, emphasizing the need to address rising antisemitism. The final report, outlining the commission's findings and recommendations, is expected to be released in December. The inquiry’s outcome is anticipated to significantly impact Australia’s approach to tackling antisemitism and protecting Jewish communities.