Many members of Australia’s Jewish community express that the increase in antisemitic incidents over recent years has heightened awareness of potential threats within the society. The community reports a rise in hate crimes motivated by antisemitism, which has led to increased concern about safety and security. Despite these concerns, some argue that measures taken by authorities have not sufficiently addressed the threat, leaving community members feeling vulnerable. Observers note the pattern of incidents suggests that such attacks could have been anticipated based on the rising trend of antisemitic rhetoric and violence. Discussions continue regarding government and societal responses, with calls for more proactive engagement and preventative measures to protect vulnerable populations. Overall, community leaders emphasize that the perception of inevitability stems from observable increases in hostility that have not been adequately countered by existing policies or social initiatives.