This is a recording of a New Jewish Narrative webinar from April 28th, 2026, moderated by Hadar Susskind.

This conversation features Eid Suleiman Hadaleen, Becca Strober, and Mattan Berner-Kadish. Drawing on lived experience and on-the-ground work, this discussion both centers the realities too often abstracted or ignored and shines a light on the partnerships that exist on the ground. Our panelists tackle questions such as: 

• What does daily life under occupation actually look like?
• What is the impact of settler violence?
• What does it take for Jews and Palestinians to confront it together?

EID SULEIMAN HADALEEN is a Palestinian activist and community member from Umm al-Khair, in the South Hebron Hills, working to protect his community and resist displacement.

BECCA STROBER is an Israeli-American organizer and educator on the Israeli occupation who works closely with Israeli and American Jewish communities. They are the Director of Achvat Amim - Solidarity of Nations, and run the Instagram page @becca.explains.the.occupation.

MATTAN BERNER-KADISH is an Israeli-American activist who has spent much of his life between the United States and Israel/Palestine. He leads From Here Forward, a grassroots documentation, education, and leadership-building project.

This episode features the audio from a NJN webinar, originally recorded on April 7, 2026, moderated by Hadar Susskind.

Join New Jewish Narrative for a conversation with Mik Moore and Libby Lenkinski, moderated by Hadar Susskind, to explore how art and culture can shift public narratives, open space for nuance, and help create the conditions for meaningful political change. Together, they’ll explore questions like:

• How are artists and performers shaping today’s political conversations?
• What role should storytelling and satire play in advocacy and organizing?
• How are cultural narratives around Israel and within the American Jewish community evolving in this moment?