Each week, I read the parashah (a weekly Torah portion) and try to learn from our past, from our book, and from the long journey of the Jewish people. The Torah is not only history. It is a warning, a mirror, and sometimes an uncomfortable reminder that the challenges we face today are not new. This week, in Parashat Sh'lach, Moses sends twelve spies to scout the Land of Israel. They all see the same land. They all know it is the future of the Jewish people. But ten of them r

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