The families of victims killed in the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack are urging the Australian Prime Minister to launch a nationwide inquiry into what they describe as a rapid escalation of antisemitism. In their letter, the families demand a Commonwealth Royal Commission to investigate law enforcement and intelligence failures that led to the massacre, and to address the broader issue of antisemitic violence across the country. Despite proposed reforms to gun laws and hate speech legislation, the families argue that current government responses are insufficient and call for stronger leadership and accountability. Recent incidents, including synagogue firebombings and widespread vandalism, have highlighted the growing threat faced by Jewish communities in Australia.