Parashat Shelach ends by introducing the laws of tzitzit, the ritual fringes worn each day by observant Jews. Parashat Korach begins with the story of Korach and his followers, a group of rebels who insist that the entire people are holy and that Moses and Aaron have thus wrongly exalted themselves above everyone else. Is there a meaningful link between these two adjacent passages? Taken together, the mitzvah of tzitzit and the story of Korach offer us powerful insights into the heart of Jewish theology and spirituality.