The hearings have heard from Jewish professionals across art, education, healthcare and public sectors, as they shared their experience of antisemitism at work I wouldn't want to, in any way, constrain that," she said."But how do you balance that with making sure that everyone feels safe?"Segal said supporting Jewish artists who were struggling to find work in the industry remained a "wicked problem".She also advocated for creating a separate grant panel for Jewish artists, while ensuring existing grant panel members take antisemitism training.Segal also gave evidence on existing training and guidance available across the education sector, saying education on antisemitism should be rolled out further."We should touch people in primary school and in secondary school ..