Parshat Shelach: What did the Spies do Wrong? by Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz

How do I know I'm not making the same mistake the spies did in my life? The Jewish people send 12 spies to spy out the Land of Israel to determine whether they should enter the land. What was the sin of the spies? Rabbi Breitowitz analyses the sin of the spies in depth.
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Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz, a world-renowned Rav and lecturer, currently resides in Jerusalem, Israel.
In addition to his expertise on most Jewish topics like Bible Study, Jewish Laws and Customs, Kabbalah and Spirituality, Torah and Science, Parenting and Education, Jewish Prayer and personal growth and character development, he is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University and Harvard Law School (JD, 1979, Magna Cum Laude), and a tenured professor of law at the University of Maryland specializing in contracts, commercial law, and medical ethics.
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Rabbi Breitowitz, is a great Talmid Haham, and is such a pleasure to listen and learn from him on a weekly basis, sharing his vast Torah Wisdom with us. Thank you.

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Your welcome Uri, thank you for sharing your thoughts. Indeed R' Breitowitz's talk are full of wisdom and heart.

[@jwhyte2042]

Huge love to Rabbi Breitowitz ! Thank you for the knowledge and helping us all grow in Torah and Yiddishkeit 😊👍🏽

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Your welcome, Rabbi Breitowitz is one of the very special rabbis we have today.

[@jimmyghinescu1459]

Thank you rabbai for your very nice shiur, shalom to everybody from Montreal

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Shalom for Jerusalem and thank you for the feedback it’s appreciated

[@JoshLavian]

Great topic for a shiur by a truly decent, interesting, and knowledgeable man. Always a pleasure to listen to the rebbe

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Thanks for sharing your thoughts Josh. You are right, Rabbi Breitowitz is truly a remarkable talmid chacham.

[@blessings42]

As always, an insightful and compassionate shiur. Leaving any cocoon is never easy, but it is necessary for our full development as humans. Rabbi Breitowitz, please consider giving a class on the topic of "Talmud Torah Keneged Kulom." So many misunderstandings and politically charged teachings on this fundamental concept. Your students (including me) need your wise perspective. Thanks. Reuven