On day three of the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion in Sydney, witnesses continued sharing lived experiences of antisemitism across Australian institutions. The commission condemned a man wearing an antisemitic T-shirt outside the hearing venue, reiterating that witness safety is paramount. Testimonies detailed incidents in schools, including primary school students being taunted with "Free Palestine" and "Free Hezbollah" chants during a museum excursion, and a Year 10 student being subjected to the slur "I hate juice" while a mother criticized a school deputy principal's refusal to name antisemitism. A Jewish university student described being held personally responsible for events in Gaza, while a Tasmanian teacher recounted students booing an elderly Holocaust survivor, blaming him for the Israel-Hamas conflict. A 13-year-old girl emotionally described how the Bondi massacre has left her friends fearful, hoping the commission can help.