Karaite Judaism
Many modern Karaite Jews have emerged from the Karaite revival of the late 20th century; the World Karaite Movement was founded by Nehemia Gordon and "Ḥakham" Meir Rekhavi in the early 1990s. Karaite Jewish University (KJU), approved by the "Mo‘eṣet HaḤakhamim" (the Council of Sages) in Israel, was founded to teach an introductory course on Karaite Judaism. It could lead to a student's conversion by a "Beit Din" (religious Jewish court) authorized by the "Mo‘eṣet HaḤakhamim". KJU teaches various forms of Karaite Judaism and includes "Sevel HaYerushah" in its course materials. Thus, newly admitted converts to Karaite Judaism can choose to accept or reject Sevel HaYerushah.