Time and time again, American Jews have rediscovered a fascinating paradox: Sometimes, it requires bold discontinuities to secure Jewish continuity.

Brandeis faculty members collaborated with scholars from around the world to create the first curated free guide that directs global audiences to reliable sites.

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