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California has ended its official Covid state of emergency, but the pandemic has left its mark on Jewish life in the Bay Area and beyond.
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California has ended its official Covid state of emergency, but the pandemic has left its mark on Jewish life in the Bay Area and beyond.
The Jewish News of Northern California
The Jewish News of Northern California
This week, the United States recorded its 500,000th death from COVID-19. It’s a staggering number, one many of us have struggled to wrap our heads around. For thoughts on how to process the milestone we turned to rabbis across the country for their wisdom, both on how we should mourn those lost to the pandemic and on how we should move forward. Image by Anya Ulinich They wrote about the value of turning to community, the importance of ritual in guiding us along the path of grief ahead and the coexistence of extraordinary miracles and extraordinary loss — and more.