澳大利亚关于反犹太主义和社会凝聚力的皇家委员会听证会于周三结束1。该委员会历时62天，召集340多名证人作证1，并收集了约14,000名社区成员通过书面或当面方式提交的证据1。
该皇家委员会由去年12月邦迪海滩哈努卡庆典恐怖袭击事件后成立1，该事件造成15人丧生1。专员弗吉尼亚·贝尔将撰写最终报告1，原定于12月14日提交，已申请延期4天1。报告中可能包含影响澳大利亚对反犹太主义和社会融合政策的建议1。犯罪嫌疑人纳维德·阿克拉姆因恐怖和谋杀罪被控，尚未认罪1。澳大利亚犹太事务执行委员会联席主席彼得·韦尔海姆对所有作证者表示感谢1。
Australia's royal commission investigating antisemitism and social cohesion has completed its public hearings after 62 days of proceedings that included testimony from more than 340 witnesses.1 The commission was established following the December terror attack at a Hanukkah celebration in Bondi Beach, which killed 15 people.1 Commissioner Virginia Bell is now preparing a final report that is expected to shape Australian policy responses to antisemitism and social integration.1
The inquiry received evidence from approximately 14,000 community members through written submissions and in-person testimony.1 Bell had originally been scheduled to deliver her final report by December 14 but has requested a four-day extension.1 The suspect in the Bondi Beach attack, Naveed Akhram, faces terrorism and murder charges and has not yet entered a plea.1 Peter Wertheim, co-chair of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry, expressed gratitude to all those who provided evidence to the commission.1
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