Smol Talks - Being leftwing Israeli and Jewish after 7.10

Meretz UK and We Democracy are thrilled to launch "Smol Talks"—a series of engaging conversations exploring the present and future of the left in Israel and within the global Jewish community post 7.10.
In our first session, we focused on the experience of being Israeli and Jewish in the UK after the 7.10. Many have said the events of 7.10 were "eye-opening" and for some, there appears to be a shift to the right. Others have felt betrayed by the International Left. How is the Jewish community in the UK impacted by this ideological shift, and what can we do to provide support from afar?
Magen Inon is a London-based father of 3 and an educator with a PhD in the philosophy of education. He has worked to cultivate liberal values and leadership skills with students, military officers, young adults, and inmates. Since the murder of his parents in the Hamas attack on Israel on 7.10, Magen has become a leading voice for peace between Israelis and Palestinians within international media, local communities, and the political elite.
Omer Shechter has been involved in Meretz since he was 13. He has been a City Council member in Rosh HaAyin with roles including Deputy Mayor and Head of Education. He currently stands out as the sole representative from Israel for the prestigious Chevening Scholarship in London.
Rabbi Lea Mühlstein is one of the senior rabbis of The Ark Synagogue (NPLS). She is the immediate past chair of ARZENU, the umbrella organisation of Reform and Progressive Religious Zionists. Lea works to represent the interests of Reform and Liberal Jews around the world, within the governing bodies of Israel’s National Institutions. She is a former member of the Executive of the Jewish Agency. She is a strong supporter of World Jewry and is the current chair of the European Union for Progressive Judaism.