Dennis Richardson, a former head of Australia's peak intelligence agency, has resigned from his role as a special advisor to the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion. Established following the recent Bondi Beach terror attack, the commission aims to investigate issues surrounding the incident, including the responses by security agencies. Richardson's resignation has significant implications for the ongoing inquiry, particularly as the commission is set to deliver its interim report by the end of April. His departure raises questions about the commission's ability to effectively address the complexities surrounding antisemitism and societal cohesion in Australia. This royal commission was... [Continue Reading]