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Prominent leaders unite to support Bondi attack royal commission

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More than 130 business and community leaders have thrown their weight behind calls for a federal royal commission into anti-Semitism following the Bondi terror attack. They've described it as a moment in history in which the nation must rise above politics for the future of the country. The Albanese government is resisting the mounting pressure for a commission saying its own measures will deliver more timely answers.
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