Sarah Schwartz, a human rights lawyer and Executive Officer at the Jewish Council of Australia, discusses the political fallout from a fire attack on a Melbourne synagogue. She highlights the complexities of addressing anti-Semitism in a polarized political climate. The conversation sheds light on how politicians have used this tragedy for their agendas, urging a nuanced understanding of Jewish identity separate from Israeli policies. Schwartz emphasizes the critical need for open dialogue on human rights issues, particularly amidst rising tensions.