We

 We, Israel, are a single being with many millions of faces.

There is no other way around it:
Whatever one of us is eating, all of us chew it with him.
When one of us does an act of G‑dly beauty, all of us participate.
If one us is suffering, all of us share that pain.
When one rejoices, all of us dance and sing.
None of us can say to the other, “It is your fault!” All of us share the blame for each other’s failures. And even more so, we share the benefits of each other’s good deeds."

Rabbi Tzvi Freeman