As we sing the Sh'ma, let it not just be a prayer that the unity of the world can happen, but a belief that it will happen. In the Sh'ma, we affirm our belief in one monotheistic God. We also remember that Adonai is unique, and only Adonai could be God. When we as Jews discuss unity, we renew our belief in one God and reject all the false gods that people easily create and worship. Our devotion and heightened awareness to the one true God will give us the stregnth necessary to build a better future.
Unity comes about by love and truth and good purpose.
When I was young, A dream of sweet illusion, A glimpse of hope and unity, And visions of one sweet union. Look what they've done to my dream. So give me your hands, Give me your hearts. There's only one direction, One world, One nation, One vision. I am the bridge.