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Rabbi Steven Wernick reflects on the deep impact of October 7, a date that has become synonymous with grief and trauma in Israel and the Jewish community worldwide. The rabbi explores how the sense of isolation, heightened by a lack of global solidarity and a surge of anti-Semitism, has compounded the pain felt after the Hamas attack. Despite this, the rabbi emphasizes resilience and post-traumatic growth, highlighting how the Jewish people have historically turned their suffering into strength, unity, and a renewed sense of purpose. Excerpt from Rosh Hashanah service. October 3, 2024. Beth Tzedec Congregation Toronto, Canada.
By Beth Tzedec CongregationRabbi Steven Wernick reflects on the deep impact of October 7, a date that has become synonymous with grief and trauma in Israel and the Jewish community worldwide. The rabbi explores how the sense of isolation, heightened by a lack of global solidarity and a surge of anti-Semitism, has compounded the pain felt after the Hamas attack. Despite this, the rabbi emphasizes resilience and post-traumatic growth, highlighting how the Jewish people have historically turned their suffering into strength, unity, and a renewed sense of purpose. Excerpt from Rosh Hashanah service. October 3, 2024. Beth Tzedec Congregation Toronto, Canada.