נָ֭תִיב לֹֽא־יְדָ֣עוֹ עָ֑יִט וְלֹ֥א שְׁ֝זָפַ֗תּוּ עֵ֣ין אַיָּֽה׃
On y arrive par un chemin que l’oiseau de proie ne connaît pas, que l’œil du vautour ne distingue point.
Rashi on Job
A path unknown to brigands Heb. עיט. A band of robbers never passed by them.
Rashi on Job
and which the eye of a vulture did not see Since it sees more than other birds, and is therefore called רָאָה, because it stands in Babylon and sees a carcass in Eretz Israel. That is how it is explained in the Aggadah of Hullin (632); i.e., spies never discerned it.