The interim report from the royal commission into antisemitism and social cohesion in Australia highlights pressing safety issues but leaves many questions unanswered. It recommends that high-risk public events, particularly those involving the Jewish community, should have increased police presence akin to that during Jewish High Holidays. However, the report does not call for urgent legislative changes regarding protests, immigration, or specific groups, suggesting that current measures are deemed sufficient for public safety. The commissioner emphasizes the need for urgent attention to public safety matters, yet the absence of recommendations for immediate legislative action raises concerns. Recent violent incidents, such as a bomb thrown at a rally in Perth and threats against mosques, indicate a broader issue of social cohesion affecting multiple communities in Australia. While the report is a step towards improving safety for Jewish events, it highlights the need for a more comprehensive approach to enhance social cohesion across all communities in the country.