After WWII - We will emerge from the darkness

"Yet it was precisely then that the seeds were sown for a different kind of society. There was a deep sense that much needed to be changed. There were too many inequalities. There was too much poverty. The economic crash of 1929 and the depression of the 1930s had left scars that had to be healed. Britain had to become a more caring, cohesive and compassionate society."

Here are five ways I hope an enhanced sense of ‘We’ will emerge from the darkness of the coronavirus pandemic: The Office of Jonathan Rabbi Saks.