It's among the clearest examples of antisemitism we've seen over the past few years."At the time of the protests, rally co-organiser Amal Naser said those shouting antisemitic chants were a small minority who did not represent the main group.Fellow-organiser Fahad Ali - also at the time - described the behaviour of those people chanting slogans as 'vulgar' and 'selfish', and said their actions served as a distraction from 'immense human suffering in Gaza'.At the hearing, Mr Ossip shifted focus to New South Wales Police, claiming police had advised the Jewish community to avoid the CBD, and that this had in turn handed control over to protesters."I thought it was quite an extraordinary and outrageous admission from police I have not made that ruling."David Ossip: "Absolutely commissioner, I fully respect that."Throughout the hearing, Mr Ossip stressed the events of October 7, saying the protest that followed perpetuated the intergenerational trauma that many in the Jewish community have suffered.When asked if he could appreciate that Palestinians have also faced years of psychological trauma, Mr Ossip said he had empathy for any innocent Palestinian.Mr McKenna in his testimony also apologised to members of the Jewish community over a failure to give advance warning of a neo-Nazi rally outside the state parliament in November 2025.He says the failure was not intentional."Absolutely, it should have happened