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Arts, Performing
Actors / Actresses
- Anouk Aimee, French actress
- Woody Allen, US actor, film director
- Jason Alexander, US actor, known from Seinfeld
- Patricia Arquette, US actress (Jewish mother)
- Bea Arthur, US actress, known from Maude and The Golden Girls
- Leon Askin, Austrian actor, known from Hogan's Heroes
- Ed Asner, US actor
- Lauren Bacall, US actress
- Barbara Bain, US actress, known from Mission Impossible\
- John Banner Austrian-born US actor, Sargeant Schultz from Hogan's Heroes
- Theda Bara, US actress
- Sacha Baron Cohen, British actor, known from Da Ali G Show
- Roseanne Barr, US TV actress
- Richard Belzer, US actor and comedian
- Sandra Bernhard, US actress
- Sarah Bernhardt, French actress
- Joey Bishop, US actor, member of the Rat Pack
- Jack Black, US actor and rock musician
- Mel Blanc, US cartoon voice actor
- Selma Blair, US actress
- Yasmine Bleeth, US actress (Jewish father)
- Orlando Bloom, English actor (Jewish father)
- Lisa Bonet, US actress, known from The Cosby Show (Jewish mother)
- Ernest Borgnine, US actor
- Tom Bosley, US actor
- Matthew Broderick US actor (Jewish mother)
- Albert Brooks, US actor
- Mel Brooks, US comedian, filmmaker
- Brooke Burke, US actress (Jewish mother)
- James Caan, US actor
- Dyan Cannon, US actress
- Kate Capshaw, US actress (converted)
- Nell Carter, US actress (converted)
- Robert Clary, French-born US actor, Cpl Louis Lebeau from Hogan's Heroes
- Jill Clayburgh, US Oscar-nominated actress
- Lee J. Cobb, US actor
- Mindy Cohn, US television actress on The Facts of Life
- Joan Collins, British actress, known from Dynasty'
- Jennifer Connelly, US actress (Jewish mother)
- Billy Crystal, US actor and comedian
- Jamie Lee Curtis, US actress (Jewish father- see below)
- Tony Curtis, US actor
- Larry David, US actor and comedy writer
- Sammy Davis Jr., US actor and performer (converted)
- Daniel Day-Lewis, British actor (Jewish mother)
- Kirk Douglas, US actor
- Michael Douglas, US actor, (Jewish father), son of Kirk Douglas
- Richard Dreyfuss, US actor
- Fran Drescher, US actress
- Peter Falk, US actor
- Itzik Feffer, Russian Yiddish actor
- Corey Feldman, US actor
- Norman Fell, US actor
- Harvey Fierstein, US actor
- Fyvush Finkel, US actor
- Carrie Fisher, US actress, (father Jewish), star of Star Wars movies
- Harrison Ford, US actor, (mother Jewish)
- John Forsythe, US Actor, Born Nathan Freund
- Al Franken, US actor and comedy writer
- Bonnie Franklin, US actress, known from One Day at a Time
- Allen Funt, US TV personality, creator of Candid Camera
- Brad Garrett, US actor
- Sarah Michelle Gellar, US actress
- Estelle Getty, US actress, known from Golden Girls
- Melissa Gilbert, US actress, known from Little House on the Prairie
- Judith Godrèche, French actress
- Adam Goldberg, US actor (father Jewish)
- Jeff Goldblum, US actor
- Seth Green, US actor
- Lorne Greene, Canadian actor
- Jennifer Grey, US actress
- Joel Grey, US actor
- Charles Grodin, US actor
- Steve Guttenberg, US actor
- Laurence Harvey, Lithuanian-born British actor
- Nina Hartley, US pornographic film actress (parents converted to Zen Buddhism)
- Goldie Hawn, US actress (Jewish mother)
- Judd Hirsch, US actor
- Dustin Hoffman, US actor
- Judy Holliday, US Oscar-winning actress
- John Houseman, Romanian-born US actor
- Kate Hudson, US actress, daughter of Goldie Hawn (Jewish mother)
- Amy Irving, US actress
- Ron Jeremy, US pornographic and mainstream actor
- Al Jolson, US singer, actor, early sound film star
- Carolyn Jones, US actress, known from The Addams Family (converted)
- Madeline Kahn, US actress
- Gabriel Kaplan, US actor
- Andy Kaufman, US actor and comedian
- Danny Kaye, US actor, dancer, and singer
- Harvey Keitel, US actor
- Mia Kirshner, Canadian actress
- Werner Klemperer, German-born US actor, Colonel Klink from Hogan's Heroes
- Jack Klugman, US actor
- Yaphet Kotto, US actor
- Lisa Kudrow, US actress
- Mila Kunis, Ukrainian-born US actress
- Rikki Lake, US actress
- Hedy Lamarr, Austrian-born US actress
- Michael Landon US Actor (Jewish father)
- Juliet Landau, US actress
- Martin Landau, US actor
- Piper Laurie, US actress
- Linda Lavin, US actress
- Jennifer Jason Leigh, US actress
- Eugene Levy, Canadian actor
- Al Lewis, US actor, Grandpa on The Munsters
- Shari Lewis, US actress, known as companion of Lambchop
- Hal Linden, US actor
- Jonathan Lipnicki, US child actor
- Peggy Lipton, US actress, known from the Mod Squad
- Traci Lords, US pornographic and mainstream actress (Jewish father)
- Peter Lorre, US actor
- Tina Louise, US actress
- Jon Lovitz, US actor and comedian
- Ali MacGraw, US actress
- Marlee Matlin, US Oscar-winning deaf actress
- Walter Matthau, US actor
- Solomon Mikhoels, Russian Yiddish actor
- Bette Midler, US singer and actress
- Marilyn Monroe, US actress (converted)
- Rick Moranis, Canadian actor
- Bess Myerson, US TV entertainer
- Judd Nelson, US actor, member of the Brat Pack
- Anthony Newley, British actor and singer
- Laraine Newman, US actress, known from Saturday Night Live
- Paul Newman, US actor (Jewish father)
- Leonard Nimoy, US actor, known from Star Trek
- Gwyneth Paltrow, US actress (Jewish father)
- Sara Jessica Parker, US actress (Jewish mother)
- Rhea Perlman, US actress
- Suzanne Pleshette, US actress
- Kevin Pollak, US actor
- Tracy Pollan, US actress
- Natalie Portman, Israeli-born, US actress
- Rachel, French actress
- Gilda Radner, US actress, known from Saturday Night Live
- Harold Ramis, US actor
- Eden Riegel, US soap opera actress
- Edward G. Robinson, Romanian-born US actor
- Winona Ryder, US actress (Jewish father)
- Emma Samms, British actress, known from Dynasty
- Adam Sandler, US actor, comedian
- William Shatner, Canadian actor, known from Star Trek
- Ally Sheedy, US actress
- Dinah Shore, US actress
- Simone Signoret, French actress
- Sarah Silverman, US actress
- Jaclyn Smith, US actress, original Charlie's Angels
- Rena Sofer, US actress
- Howard Stern, US radio personality
- Barbra Streisand, US actress and singer
- David Suchet, British actor
- Elizabeth Taylor, British-born US actress (converted)
- Barbara Walters, US TV news personality
- Al Waxman, Canadian actor
- Rachel Weisz, British actress
- Mare Winningham, US actress (converted, reported to be quite devout).
- Nikki Ziering, US actress, (converted for marriage and remained Jewish after divorce)
Comedians
- Woody Allen, US comedian
- Roseanne Barr, US comedienne
- Jack Benny, US comedian
- Milton Berle, US comedian
- Fanny Brice, US comedienne
- Lenny Bruce, US satirist
- George Burns, US comedian
- Sid Caesar, US comedian
- Eddie Cantor, US comedian, singer, entertainer
- Andrew "Dice" Clay, US comedian
- Billy Crystal, US actor and comedian
- Rodney Dangerfield, US comedian, born Jacob Cohen
- Fran Drescher, US comedienne
- Marty Feldman, British comedian
- Larry Fine, US actor and comedian, Larry of the Three Stooges
- Gilbert Gottfried, US comedian
- Buddy Hackett, US comedian
- Jerome Howard, US actor and comedian, Curly of the Three Stooges
- Moses Howard, US actor and comedian, Moe of the Three Stooges
- Shmuel Howard, US actor and comedian, Shemp of the Three Stooges
- Sid James, British comedian
- Jenny Jones, US comedienne and talk show host
- Andy Kaufman, US comedian, actor, performance artist
- Alan King, US Show business personality and comic
- Richard Lewis, US comedian
- Jerry Lewis, US actor and comedian
- Bill Maher, US comedian (mother Jewish)
- Howie Mandel, Canadian comedian
- Marx Brothers, US vaudeville comedians and comic film actors
- Anne Meara, US comedienne and actress (converted)
- Tony Randall, US comedian, The Odd Couple
- Joan Rivers, US comedian
- Mort Sahl, US comedian
- Jerry Seinfeld, US comedian
- Peter Sellers, British actor and comedian
- Jon Stewart, US comedian
- Ben Stiller, US actor and comedian
Directors
- Darren Aronofsky, US director
- George Cukor. US director
- John Frankenheimer, US director
- Sam Fuller, US director and screenwriter
- Henry Jaglom, US director
- Jim Jarmusch, US director
- Spike Jonze, US director
- Stanley Kubrick, US director
- Fritz Lang, German director
- Sidney Lumet, US director
- Branko Lustig, US-Croatian film director
- Roman Polanski, Polish-born US-European director (Jewish father)
- Sydney Pollack, US director
- Abraham Polonsky, US director
- Otto Preminger, Austrian-born US director
- John Schlesinger, British director
- Steven Spielberg, US director
- Oliver Stone, US director
- Edgar G. Ulmer, German-born US director
- Billy Wilder, Austrian-born US director
- Michael Winner, British director
- Robert Wise, US director
- Sergei Eisenstein, Soviet director of Aleksander Niefsky and Ivan the Terrible
- Jules Dassin, American director
Hollywood Bosses
- William Fox (Fox Film Corporation; 20th Century-Fox)
- Michael Eisner (Paramount Pictures; Disney Studios)
- Robert Evans (Paramount Pictures)
- David Geffen (Warner Brothers; DreamWorks SKG)
- Sam Goldwyn, (the "G" in MGM)
- Jeffrey Katzenberg (Paramount Pictures; DreamWorks SKG)
- Carl Laemmle (Universal Pictures)
- Carl Laemmle Jr (Universal Studios)
- Marcus Loew (MGM)
- Joseph Schenck (20th Century Pictures)
- Steven Spielberg (DreamWorks SKG)
- Louis B. Mayer, (the "M" of MGM)
- Jack Warner (Warner Brothers)
- Lew Wasserman (Universal Studios)
- Darryl Zanuck (Warner Brothers; 20th Century Pictures; 20th Century-Fox)
- Bob Weinstein (Miramax)
- Harvey Weinstein (Miramax)
- Adolph Zukor (Paramount Pictures)
Illusionists
- David Blaine, US illusionist
- David Copperfield, US illusionist
- Uri Geller, Israeli spoon bending magician
- Harry Houdini, US illusionist
- Ricky Jay, US magician
Arts, Visual
Artists
- Diane Arbus, US fashion photographer
- Richard Avedon, US portrait photographer
- Doris Bloom, South African-born Danish artist and sculptor
- Wallace Berman, US (Los Angeles-born) artist
- Marc Chagall, Russian-French painter and stained glass artist
- Judy Chicago, US feminist painter; (The Dinner Party)
- Robert Frank, Swiss-American photographer; (The Americans)
- Frank Gehry, Canadian-US architect, art museum designer
- Rube Goldberg, US cartoonist, sculptor, and author; (Rube Goldberg machine)
- Al Hirschfeld, US caricaturist, featured in New York Times
- Max Jacob, French artist (converted to Catholicism)
- Frida Kahlo, Mexican painter, friend of Leon Trotsky, (Jewish father, Catholic mother)
- Louis Kahn, US architect
- Pinchus Kremegne, Russian-born French sculptor and painter
- Michel Kikoine, Russian-born French painter
- John Lautner, US architect, worked under Frank Lloyd Wright
- Daniel Libeskind, German-born US architect, designer of new World Trade Center; (Freedom Tower)
- Roy Lichtenstein, US popular art painter
- Peter Max, German-born Israeli-US artist
- Amedeo Modigliani, Italian painter and sculptor
- Helmut Newton, German photographer of nudes
- Jules Pascin, Bulgarian-French Expressionist artist
- Camille Pissarro, French painter, "Father of Impressionism"
- Man Ray, US-French surrealist photographer and film director
- H.A. Rey and Margret Rey, German-US illustrators; (Curious George)
- Robert Rauschenberg, US painter and sculptor; (Black Paintings and Red Paintings)
- Larry Rivers, US abstract expressionist painter
- Chaim Soutine, Russian-born French expressionist painter
- William Steig, US cartoonist and illustrator, "King of Cartoons"; (Shrek)
- Weegee, Austrian-Polish-born US photographer and photojournalist; (Naked City)
Cartoons & Comics
- Al Capp, US cartoonist; creator of Li'l Abner
- Will Eisner, US cartoonist; (The Spirit)
- Mark Evanier, US comics and animated cartoons writer for Disney and Hanna-Barbera
- Max Fleischer, US animated cartoonist; (Popeye, Superman)
- Bob Kane, US cartoonist; creator of Batman
- Jack Kirby, US comics and animated cartoons creator; co-creator of Captain America, (Fantastic Four, Hulk)
- Stan Lee, US cartoon writer and creator of Marvel Comics and its heroes
- Harvey Pekar, US comic book writer; (American Splendor)
- Julius Schwartz, US comic book and magazine editor; (The Flash; Green Lantern).
- Joe Shuster, Canadian-US comics artist; co-creator of Superman
- Jerome Siegel, US comics artist; co-creator of Superman
- Joe Simon, US cartoonist; co-creator of Captain America
- Art Spiegelman, Swedish-US comic-book artist; creator of Maus
- Matt Stone, Co-creator of South Park
- Mort Weisinger, US comic book and magazine editor; (Superman, Supergirl)
Clothing
- Marc Jacobs, US clothing designer
- Calvin Klein, US fashion designer, CK
- Donna Karan, US fashion designer, DKNY
- Ralph Lauren, US fashion designer
- Isaac Mizrahi, US fashion designer
- Levi Strauss, US "Father of Jeans"
Business
- Roman Abramovich, Russian billionaire
- Steve Ballmer, US CEO of Microsoft (Jewish mother)
- Boris Berezovsky, Russian billionaire
- Michael Bloomberg, US politician, founder of Bloomberg News
- Sergey Brin Russian-born US co-founder of Google
- Samuel Bronfman, Ukrainian-born Canadian founder of Seagrams Distilleries
- Edgar Bronfman, Sr., Canadian original owner of Seagrams Distilleries
- Edgar Bronfman, Jr., Canadian-US owner of Vivendi Universal
- Isaac Carasso, Spanish founder of Danone group
- Andre Citroen, French automaker of Citroen
- Joshua Lionel Cowen, US toy inventor and manufacturer
- Jack Cohen, British businessman, founder of Tesco supermarkets
- Mark Cuban, US billionaire owner of Dallas Mavericks
- Marcel Dassault, French industrialist
- Michael Dell, US founder of Dell Computer Corporation
- Larry Ellison, US CEO of Oracle Corporation
- Mikhail Fridman, Russian billionaire
- Alan Greenspan, US economist, chairman of the US Federal Reserve
- Andrew Grove, Hungarian-born US co-founder of Intel
- Vladimir Gusinsky, Russian billionaire
- Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Russian billionare
- Henry Kravis, American financier
- Lev Leviev, Russian-born Israeli diamond billionaire
- Daniel M. Lewin, Israeli Internet entrepreneur
- Moses Haim Montefiore, English financier and Zionist
- Roy Neuberger, US art dealer of Neuberger & Berman
- Harry Oppenheimer, South African diamond and gold mines billionare, (became Christian)
- William Paley, US billionaire who built CBS
- Ron Popeil, US inventor
- Sumner Redstone, US CEO of Viacom
- Mayer Amschel Rothschild, German banker, first of the Rothschild family
- Nathan Mayer Rothschild, British financier and philanthropist
- David Sarnoff, General Manager of RCA corporation
- Ron Sommer, CEO of Deutsche Telekom
- George Soros, Hungarian-born US billionaire, investor, philanthropist
- Laurence Tisch, US billionaire, owned CBS
- Victor Vekselberg, Russian billionaire
- Max Warburg, German banker
- Paul Warburg, US banker, Federal Reserve founder and board member
- Peter Ivany, Australian Media Mogul, earned his fortune running Hoyts cinemas world wide
Controversy
Crime
- Yigal Amir, Israeli assassin (of Rabin)
- David Berkowitz, "Son of Sam", US serial killer, (adopted by Jews, became Christian)
- Ivan Boesky, US insider trader, swindler
- Mickey Cohen, US gangster
- Moe Dalitz, US gangster
- Ira Einhorn US political activist and killer
- Baruch Goldstein, US-born Israeli killer
- Meyer Lansky, US gangster
- Leopold and Loeb, US killers
- Michael Milken, US "junk bond' king, swindler, philanthropist
- Kevin Mitnick, US hacker
- Jackie Presser, US labor leader, embezzler
- Arnold Rothstein, US gangster
- Jack Ruby, US assassin of Lee Harvey Oswald
- Dutch Schultz, US gangster
- Bugsy Siegel, US gangster
- Serge Stavisky, Russian born French swindler
- Salomon Morel, Russian death camp commander
Victims
- Menahem Mendel Beilis, Russian victim of Russian blood libel mistrial
- Alan Berg, US radio personality, killed by neo-Nazis
- Nick Berg, US entrepreneur, beheaded by Iraqi terrorists
- Alfred Dreyfus, French army officer falsely accused of treason
- Efraim Elrom, US consul in Istanbul murdered by Turkish terrorists
- Anne Frank, Dutch teenage Holocaust victim and writer
- Leo Frank, lynched in Georgia, USA.
- Ronald Goldman, murdered together with Nicole Brown Simpson. O.J. Simpson was found guilty for his wrongful death and ordered to pay $8.5 million to the Goldman family
- Herschel Grynszpan, Holocaust victim
- Chandra Levy, US intern, mysteriously murdered in Washington, DC
- Mel Mermelstein, Holocaust survivor who sued for damages
- Edgardo Mortara, Jewish Italian child kidnapped by Catholics
- Daniel Pearl, US Wall Street Journal journalist, decapitated by Islamic terrorists
- Jay Sebring, US hairdresser, victim of the Manson Family
- Nancy Spungen, Murder victim and girlfriend of Sid Vicious
Law
- Louis Brandeis, US Supreme Court Justice
- Stephen G. Breyer, US Supreme Court Justice
- Benjamin N. Cardozo, US Supreme Court Justice
- Arthur Chaskalson, Chief Justice of the Republic of South Africa
- Zelman Cowen, Australian legal scholar and Governor-General
- Alan Dershowitz, US lawyer
- Abe Fortas, US Supreme Court Justice
- Felix Frankfurter, US Supreme Court Justice
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg, US Supreme Court Justice
- Arthur J. Goldberg, US Supreme Court Justice
- Richard Goldstone, South African judge, international war crimes prosecutor
- Isaac Isaacs, Australian High Court Justice and Governor-General
- Stanley Mosk, US jurist, California Supreme Court Justice and Attorney General
- Louis Nizer, British born American jurist
- Laurence H. Tribe, Professor of Law, Harvard University
Literature & Journalism
Writers
- Shmuel Yosef Agnon, Israeli writer
- David Avidan, Israeli poet
- Ahad Ha'am, Ukrainian-born, Hebrew writer and Zionist leader
- Sholem Aleichem, Ukrainian-born, Yiddish writer
- Isaac Asimov, US science fiction author
- Isaac Babel, Russian journalist and writer
- Saul Bellow, US writer
- Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, Lithuanian-born, "Father of modern Hebrew language"
- Ludwig Börne
- Max Brod, Czech-Israeli writer and composer
- Harold Brodkey, US novelist
- Joseph Brodsky, Soviet-born poet, Nobel laureate
- Jan Brzechwa, Polish poet
- Otto Maria Carpeaux, Austro-Brazilian literary and musical critic, journalist and historian
- Michael Chabon, US writer
- Isaac Deutscher, Polish-born British historian
- Ilya Ehrenburg, Soviet writer and international peace activist
- Harlan Ellison, US fantasy writer
- Nissim Ezekiel, Indian poet, playwright and art critic
- Howard Fast, US writer of historical fiction, political activist
- Itzik Feffer, Soviet writer
- Anne Frank, Dutch Holocaust victim, diarist
- Thomas L. Friedman, US journalist and columnist
- Allen Ginsberg, US poet
- Maurice Girodias, French writer and publisher
- Gluckl of Hamelin, German Yiddish religious writer
- Leah Goldberg, Israeli poet
- David Goodis, US mystery writer
- Nadine Gordimer, South African writer, won a Nobel Prize for Literature
- Vassily Grossman, Soviet journalist and writer
- Ben Hecht, US novelist, playwright, screenwriter and Zionist activist
- Heinrich Heine, German poet
- Immanuel the Roman, Italian religious erotic poet
- Isidore Isou, Romanian-born French poet
- Susan Jacoby, Author, (father half-Jewish, converted to Catholicism)
- Franz Kafka, Czech-born, Austrian-Germany, writer
- Arthur Koestler, Hungarian-born Austrian and English novelist and activist
- William Kristol, US political commentator
- Irving Layton, Romanian-born Canadian poet
- Emma Lazarus, US poet
- Stanislaw Jerzy Lec, Polish writer
- Jan Lechoń, Polish writer
- Julius Lester, US children's author and academic
- Primo Levi, Italian novelist and chemist
- A. J. Levin, Canadian poet
- Norman Mailer, US novelist and social critic
- Bernard Malamud, US writer
- David Mamet, US playwright
- Patrick Marber, British playwright
- Arthur Miller, US playwright
- Walter Mosley, US novelist
- Erich Mühsam, German poet and revolutionary
- Adolph Ochs, German-born builder of the New York Times
- Amos Oz, Israeli writer
- Cynthia Ozick, US writer
- Dorothy Parker, US writer
- S. J. Perelman, US writer
- I. L. Peretz, Yiddish writer
- Harold Pinter, British playwright
- Norman Podhoretz, US writer
- Chaim Potok, US writer
- Marcel Proust, French writer, (son of a Jewish mother)
- Dalia Rabikovich, Israeli poet
- Ayn Rand, Russian-born US writer
- Mordecai Richler, Canadian writer
- Marcel Reich-Ranicki
- Tanya Reinhart, Israeli writer
- Daniel Rona Israeli LDS theologian writer, speaker and professional tour guide (converted to LDS Church)
- Philip Roth, US writer
- Bruno Schulz, Polish writer and painter
- Robert Silverberg, US science-fiction author
- Isaac Bashevis Singer, US writer
- Antoni Slonimski, Polish poet
- William Steig, US writer, author of Shrek
- Arthur Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times
- Natan Tenenbaum, Polish writer
- Julian Tuwim, Polish poet
- Tristan Tzara, Romanian-born French poet
- Louise Wener, British author and rock singer
- Nathanael West, US writer
- Bob Woodward, US journalist and author, investigated Watergate with Carl Bernstein
- Herman Wouk, US writer
- Elie Wiesel, US, Hungarian-born, French writer about Holocaust
- Israel Zangwill, English writer and Zionist
- Stefan Zweig, Austrian writer
- Elias Canetti, Bulgarian author, Nobel prize winner
- Henri Bergson, French philosopher, 1927 Nobel Prize Winner in Literature
Media
- Israel "Izzy" Asper, Canadian philanthropist and founder of Global Television Network
- Carl Bernstein, US journalist, investigated Watergate break-in with Bob Woodward
- Wolf Blitzer, US news anchor for CNN
- Joe Bob Briggs, US syndicated film critic
- Amira Hass, Israeli journalist
- Larry King, US TV and radio talk show host
- Tony Kornheiser, US columnist for the Washington Post, radio host, and televsion host
- Ted Koppel, US news anchor, ABC TV Nightline
- Charles Krauthammer, U.S. columnist for the Washington Post
- Elena Lappin, British novelist and journalist, known as US deportee
- Benjamin Masten, US radio personality, Audience of Two
- Morley Safer, US news reporter, CBS TV 60 Minutes
- William Safire, US newspaper columnist, speechwriter for US President Nixon
- Michael Savage, US radio personality
- Laura Schlessinger, US radio personality (Jewish father, she later converted to Orthodox Judaism)
- Joel Stein, US columnist for TIME magazine
- Mike Wallace, US news reporter, CBS TV 60 Minutes
- Barbara Walters, US news commentator, ABC TV 20/20
Military
- Ivan Chernyakhovsky, Russian Soviet military commander
- David Abramovich Dragunsky, Russian anti-Zionist Colonel-General
- Vladimir Jabotinsky, Russian founder and leader of British Jewish Legion
- Josephus, Jewish priest and military leader who went over to the side of ancient Rome
- Judah the Maccabee, Judean leader of Maccabees against ancient Greeks
- Simon bar Kokhba Judean leader of Jewish revolt against ancient Rome
- John Monash, Australian general
- Haym Solomon, Polish-born US financier of the American Revolution and Revolutionary War
- Mordechaj Anielewicz, Polish Warsaw ghetto leader
- Berek Joselewicz, Polish colonel, organized Jewish squads and uprisings
Israeli military
- Ron Arad, Israeli pilot, missing in action
- Moshe Dayan, former Israeli chief of staff, minister of defense
- Arie Eldad, former medical officer and surgeon
- Uziel Gal, Israeli designer of the UZI submachine gun
- Israel Galili, Israeli designer of the Galil assault rifle
- David (Mickey) Marcus US colonel, assisted Israel in 1948 war, first Israeli Brigadier general
- Shaul Mofaz, Israeli general, former chief of staff, minister of defense
- Yoni Netanyahu, Israeli commander of Operation Entebbe, killed in action
- Yitschak Rabin, Israeli chief of staff, Prime Minister of Israel
- Ilan Ramon, Israeli pilot attacked Iraqi reactor; Israel's first astronaut, died on Columbia space shuttle
- Ariel Sharon, Israeli general, Prime Minister of Israel
- Israel Tal, Israeli general, oversaw development of Israel's Merkava tank
- Joseph Trumpeldor, Russian soldier , founded Zion Mule Corps, killed in early Palestine
- Moshe Yaalon, Israeli general and chief of staff
US military
- Julius O. Adler (World War II)
- Jeremy Michael Boorda Admiral, (Vietnam; Kosovo)
- Louis Bush, (Revolutionary war)
- Mathias Bush, (Revolutionary war)
- Solomon Bush, (Revolutionary war)
- Leopold Blumenberg (Civil War)
- Wesley Clark (Kosovo) (father Jewish)
- Phineas Horowitz (Civil War)
- Stanley H. Hyman (Vietnam)
- Frederick Knefler (Civil War)
- Alfred Mordechai (Civil War)
- Leopold Newman (Civil War)
- Hyman Rickover US Admiral, Father of the Nuclear Navy
- Maurice Rose (World War II)
- Edward S. Salomon (Civil War)
- Robert B. Solomon (Vietnam)
Spies
- Sarah Aaronsohn, British head of anti-turkish Nili spy-ring
- Denise Bloch, French World War II Special Operations Executive agent
- Eli Cohen, Israeli spy, hanged by Syria
- Jonathan Pollard, United States Navy intelligence analyst, passed information to Israel
- Julius Rosenberg and Ethel Rosenberg, allegedly gave United States atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union
- Krystyna Skarbek, Polish-born British Special Operations Executive agent
- Hannah Szenes, Hungarian-born British-Palestine, Special Operations Executive agent
- Mordechai Vanunu, Moroccon-born Israeli, spied on Israel's Dimona nuclear reactor, (converted to Christianity)
- Moshe Marzouk, Israeli spy and Karaite Jew executed by Egypt, part of the Lavon Affair
Musicians
- Vladimir Ashkenazy, Russian conductor
- Emanuel Ax, US pianist
- Paula Abdul, US singer, former LA Laker Girl, panelist on American Idol
- Herb Alpert, US musician
- Burt Bacharach, US musician and songwriter
- Daniel Barenboim, Israeli classical musician and conductor
- Walter Becker, US bass player, guitarist, songwriter, founding member of Steely Dan
- Irving Berlin, US songwriter, composer
- Dan Bern, US songwriter, singer
- Leonard Bernstein, US conductor, composer
- Ernest Bloch, Swiss-born US composer
- Marc Bolan, British rock musician for band T. Rex
- Eddie Cantor, US pop singer
- Eric Carmen, US musician, songwriter
- Cristian Castro, Mexican singer
- Leonard Cohen, Canadian singer (converted to Buddhism)
- Aaron Copland, US composer
- Sammy Davis, Jr., US singer (converted to Judaism)
- Neil Diamond, US singer
- Paul Dukas, French composer
- Adam Duritz, US singer, songwriter for band Counting Crows
- Jakob Dylan, US singer for band The Wallflowers
- Bob Dylan, US singer, songwriter (converted to Christianity, current religious affiliation uncertain)
- Mama Cass Elliott, US singer with the group The Mamas and The Papas
- Ziggy Ellman, US jazz musician
- Donald Fagen, US keyboard player, singer, songwriter, founding member of Steely Dan
- Giora Feidman, clarinet player and Klezmer musician
- Perry Farrell, US musician, bandleader
- Flo and Eddie US musicians
- Ben Folds, singer, songwriter, founder of rock group Ben Folds Five
- Kinky Friedman, US country singer, author
- Jackie Fox, US bassist of band The Runaways
- Nikolai Fraiture , French-born US bassist for rock-n-roll band The Strokes
- Kenny G, US musician
- Serge Gainsbourg, French singer, songwriter
- Art Garfunkel, US singer
- J. Geils, US rock musician
- Marvin Goldstein, US pianist (converted to LDS Church)
- Benny Goodman, US musician, bandleader
- Louis Moreau Gottschalk, US composer (Jewish father)
- Graham Gouldman, British musician and songwriter
- Mick Green, British guitarist, brother of Peter Green
- Peter Green, British guitarist, seminal member of Fleetwood Mac
- Norman Greenbaum, US musician, best known for hit Spirit in the Sky
- Richard Hell, US rock musician, poet
- Billy Joel, US singer
- Al Jolson, US singer
- Mick Jones, British rock musician
- Jascha Heifetz, US violinist
- Susannah Hoffs, US member of band The Bangles
- Carole King, US singer and songwriter
- Ed King, US rock guitarist of Strawberry Alarm Clock and Lynyrd Skynyrd
- Otto Klemperer, German-born US-Israeli conductor
- Mark Knopfler, British guitarist, founder of rock group Dire Straits
- Lee Konitz, US jazz musician
- Lenny Kravitz, US musician (Jewish father)
- Steve Lacy, US jazz musician
- Ted Lewis, US musician, entertainer
- György Ligeti, Hungarian composer
- Lisa Loeb, US pop singer
- Ron Mael and Russell Mael,US rock band stars of Sparks
- Lorin Maazel, US conductor
- Gustav Mahler, Austro-Hungarian Viennese composer (converted to Catholicism)
- Barry Manilow, US entertainer (Jewish mother)
- Manfred Mann, South African born British rock musician
- Shelly Manne, US jazz musician
- Linda McCartney, née Eastman, US-born photographer
- Malcolm McLaren, British impresario and recording artist
- Felix Mendelssohn, German Romantic composer (converted to Christianity)
- Yehudi Menuhin, US-British violinist, conductor, educator
- Giacomo Meyerbeer, German opera composer
- Mezz Mezzrow, US jazz musician
- Darius Milhaud, French composer
- Nathan Milstein, US violinist
- Sandy Nelson, US musician
- Randy Newman, US singer
- Phil Ochs, US singer, songwriter
- Jacques Offenbach, French composer
- Murray Perahia, US pianist
- Itzhak Perlman, Israeli-US violinist
- Joey Ramone, US rock singer
- Lou Reed, US singer, songwriter
- Buddy Rich, US jazz musician
- Jonathan Richman, US singer, songwriter
- Anton Rubinstein, Russian pianist and composer
- David Lee Roth, US rock singer, original lead singer with Van Halen
- Curt Sachs, German-US musicologist
- Artur Schnabel, Polish-Austrian-US classical pianist
- Arnold Schoenberg, Austrian composer
- Franz Schreker, Austrian-German composer (Jewish father)
- Neil Sedaka, US singer, songwriter
- Artie Shaw, US jazz musician, bandleader
- Shel Silverstein, US songwriter
- Gene Simmons, US bass player for rock group KISS
- Carly Simon, US Singer, songwriter (Jewish father)
- Paul Simon, US musician
- Slash, British born US lead guitarist for metal band Guns n' Roses
- P.F. Sloan, US singer, songwriter
- Pat Smear, US rock musician
- Georg Solti, Hungarian-US conductor
- Phil Spector, US record producer and songwriter
- Isaac Stern, US violinist
- Barbra Streisand, US singer, actress
- Willie "The Lion" Smith, US pianist
- Paul Stanley, US guitar player for rock band KISS
- Sylvain Sylvain, Egyptian-born US rock musician
- Wladyslaw Szpilman, Polish pianist, author of The Pianist
- Michael Tilson-Thomas, US conductor
- Richard Tucker, US opera singer
- Sophie Tucker, Russian-born US singer and entertainer
- Charlie Watts, British drummer of rock band The Rolling Stones'
- Louise Wener, British rock singer and author
- Leslie West, US rock guitarist
- Jane Wiedlin, US member of band The Go-Gos
- Kurt Weill, German-US composer
- Max Weinberg, US drummer for the E Street Band and leader of the Max Weinberg Seven
- Peter Wolf, US rock singer
- Warren Zevon, late US rock singer
- John Zorn, US saxophonist and composer
- Michael Bolton, US singer
Politics
International world politicians
- Peter Baume, Australian Cabinet Minister
- Joe Berinson, Australian Cabinet minister
- Eduard Bernstein, German founder of Evolutionary Socialism
- Léon Blum, Prime Minister of France
- Marek Borowski, Polish politician
- Leon Brittan, British Cabinet minister
- Moss Cass, Australian Cabinet minister
- Barry Cohen, Australian Cabinet minister
- Michael Danby, Australian politician
- Benjamin Disraeli, British Prime Minister (raised an Anglican)
- Sid Einfeld, Deputy Premier of New South Wales, Australia
- Laurent Fabius, Prime Minister of France
- Malcolm Fraser, Australian Prime Minister (raised Presbyterian, mother born Jewish)
- Bronisław Geremek, Polish politician
- Herb Gray, Canadian Cabinet minister
- Theodor Herzl, founder of Zionism
- Michael Howard, leader of the British Conservative Party
- Isaac Isaacs, Australian politician and Governor-General
- Rufus Isaacs, 1st Marquess of Reading, British politician and Viceroy of India
- Vladimir Jabotinsky, Zionist leader
- Keith Joseph, British Cabinet Minister
- Sam Katz, Mayor of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
- Bruno Kreisky, Austrian Chancellor
- Jack Lang, French minister of culture
- Ferdinand Lassalle, German Socialist leader
- Nigel Lawson, British Cabinet minister
- Tony Leon, South African opposition leader
- Peter Mandelson, British Labour MP and Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (father was Jewish)
- Pierre Mendès-France, French Prime Minister
- Shirley Porter, British local government leader
- Walther Rathenau, German industrialist and statesman
- Petre Roman, Prime Minister of Romania (father was Jewish)
- Malcolm Rifkind, British Foreign Secretary
- Jorge Sampaio, Portuguese President
- Herbert Samuel, British politician and High Commissioner of Palestine
- Vaiben Solomon, Premier of South Australia
- Helen Suzman, South African anti-Apartheid member of Parliament
- Julius Vogel, Prime Minister of New Zealand
- Simone Veil, French politician
- Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Russian politician (recently acknowledged Jewish father)
- Szmul Zygielbojm, Polish politician
Israeli politicians
See: List of Israeli politicians (most are Jewish)
Political activists
- Frank Collin, former neo-Nazi, now diffusionist (father was Jewish)
- Abe Foxman, US director of the Anti-Defamation League
- Jonah Goldberg, US conservative writer
- David Horowitz, US neoconservative writer and social activist
- Mel Mermelstein, Auschwitz survivor; reward-winner: Institute for Historical Review
- Irv Rubin, chairman of the Jewish Defense League
- Simon Wiesenthal, Nazi-hunter
- Tim Wise, anti-racism lecturer and activist
US politicians
- Elliott Abrams, State Department and NSC
- Gary Ackerman, Congressman from New York
- Madeleine Albright, Secretary of State (raised Christian)
- Abe Beame, Mayor of New York City
- Anthony Beilenson, Congressman from California
- Judah P. Benjamin Senator, then Confederate Secretary of War and Secretary of State
- Howard Berman, Congressman from California
- Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York City
- Rudy Boschwitz, Senator from Minnesota
- Barbara Boxer, Senator from California
- Harold Brown, Secretary of Defense
- Emmanuel Cellar, Congressman from New York
- William Cohen, Senator from Maine; Defense Secretary (father was Jewish)
- Roy Cohn, US prosecutor and assistant to Sen. Joe McCarthy
- Norm Coleman, Senator from Minnesota
- John Deutsch, CIA director
- Rahm Emanuel, Congressman from Illinois
- Eliot Engel, Congressman from New York
- Dianne Feinstein, Senator from California
- Russ Feingold, Senator from Wisconsin
- Douglas Feith, Secretary of Defense for Policy
- Ari Fleischer, Press secretary to the President
- Barney Frank, Congressman from Massachusetts
- Barry Goldwater, Senator from Arizona (father was Jewish)
- Oscar Goodman, Mayor of Las Vegas, Nevada
- Chic Hecht, Senator from Nevada
- Jacob Javits, Senator from New York
- Henry Kissinger, National Security Advisor and Secretary of State
- Ed Koch, Congressman and New York City mayor
- Herb Kohl, Senator from Wisconsin
- Tom Lantos, Congressman from California, (Hungarian-born Holocaust survivor)
- Herbert H. Lehman, Governor of New York
- Fiorello H. LaGuardia, Mayor of New York City (mother was Jewish)
- Frank Lautenberg, Senator from New Jersey
- Carl Levin, Senator from Michigan
- Joe Lieberman, Vice-President candidate and US Senator from Connecticut
- Julius L. Meier, Governor of Oregon
- Allard Lowenstein, Congressman from New York
- Howard Metzenbaum , Senator from Ohio
- Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Secretary of the Treasury
- Jerrold Nadler, Congressman from New York
- Richard Perle, Under-secretary Department of Defense
- Robert Reich, Secretary of Labor
- Edward Rendell, Governor of Pennsylvania, Mayor of Philadelphia
- Abraham Ribicoff, Senator from Connecticut
- Steve Rothman, Congressman from New Jersey
- Robert Rubin, Secretary of the Treasury
- Warren Rudman, Senator from New Hampshire
- Adam Schiff, Congressman from California
- James Schlesinger, Secretary of Defense and CIA Director (Converted to Christianity)
- Charles Schumer, Senator from New York
- Brad Sherman, Congressman from California
- Arlen Specter, Senator from Pennsylvania
- Henry Waxman, Congressman from California
- Anthony Weiner, Congressman from New York
- Paul Wellstone Senator from Minnesota
- Robert Wexler, Congressman from Florida
- Paul Wolfowitz, Deputy Secretary of Defense
- Ron Wyden, Senator from Oregon
Russian revolutionaries and politicians
- Vladimir Antonov-Ovseenko, Soviet Red Army
- Pavel Axelrod, Soviet revolutionary
- Matvei D. Berman, Soviet chief of Gulag system
- Simeon Dimanstein, Soviet Commissar of Nationalities
- Ilya Ehrenburg, Soviet propaganda minister
- Jacob Fuerstenberg, Russian aide to Lenin
- Lev Kamenev, Russian Bolshevik leader
- Lazar Kaganovich, Soviet Politburo member
- Mikhail Koltsov, Soviet journalist
- Adolph Ioffe, Soviet Commissar of Foreign Affairs
- Martyn Latsis, Soviet Cheka official, author
- Maxim Litvinov, Soviet Foreign Minister
- I. P. Meshkovsky, Soviet Central Committee member
- Karl Radek, Soviet Central Committee
- Leon Trotsky, Russian Bolshevik leader
- Moisei Uritsky, Soviet Petrograd Cheka
- V. Volodarsky, Soviet press commissar, Petrograd
- Genrikh Yagoda, Soviet NKVD chief
- Grigory Zinoviev, Russian Bolshevik leader
- Jacob Sverdlov , first president of the Soviet Union
WW2 Ghetto politicians
World revolutionaries and politicians
- Daniel Cohn-Bendit, French student leader
- Kurt Eisner, German revolutionary politician
- Emma Goldman, US feminist and anarchist
- Abbie Hoffman, US radical
- Béla Kun, Hungarian revolutionary leader
- Rosa Luxemburg, German Communist leader
- Karl Marx, German founder of Marxism. (Atheist. Raised a Lutheran)
- Jerry Rubin, US radical
- Irv Rubin, US radical JDL leader (died in prison)
- Abraham Serfaty, Moroccan dissident
- Joe Slovo, Lithuanian-born head of South African Communist Party
- Avraham Stern, Polish-born founder of anti-British Stern Gang (Lehi)
Religious Figures
Biblical figures
See: List of Jewish Biblical figures
Rabbis
See: List of rabbis
Other religious leaders
- Aaron ben Moses ben Asher, 10th century Karaite
- Anan ben David, purported founder of the Karaites
- Ya'acov Al-Kirkisani, Karaite leader
- Daniel Al-Kumisi, 9th Century Karaite leader
- Apostles, the "Twelve Apostles", first followers of Jesus who began Christianity
- Jacob Frank, false messiah in Poland, founder of Frankists
- John the Baptist (Yochanan HaMatbil), revered by Christians
- Jesus of Nazareth (Yeshua), founder of Christianity
- Jean-Marie Lustiger, French Cardinal (raised Catholic)
- Mary (Miriam), mother of Jesus
- Mary Magdalene, a follower and, perhaps, friend of Jesus
- Ram Dass, modern American Hindu author
- Simon of Galilee, considered the first Pope
- Saul of Tarsus (Paul), early Christian leader
- Edith Stein, Catholic nun, Holocaust victim
Scientists & Philosophers
See: List of Jewish scientists and philosophers & List of Jewish Nobel Prize winners
Sports
- Cal Abrams, US baseball player,
- Jeff Agoos, US soccer player
- Lyle Alzado, US football player
- Bob Arum, US boxing promoter
- Red Auerbach, US basketball coach
- Harris Barton, US football player
- Moe Berg, US baseball player
- Gary Bettman, US National Hockey League commissioner
- Ron Blomberg, US baseball player, MLB's first designated hitter
- David Bluthenthal, US basketball player
- Noah Cantor, Canadian football player
- Ben Davidson, US football player
- Al Davis, US Owner, NFL's Oakland Raiders
- Bernie Ecclestone, British owner of F1 racing
- Jay Fiedler, US football player
- Marty Friedman, US basket player
- Malcolm Glazer, US Owner, NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and part owner of soccer's Manchester United
- Bill Goldberg, US professional wrestler
- Shawn Green, US baseball player
- Hank Greenberg, US baseball player
- Randy Grossman, US football player
- Alfréd Hajós Hungarian swimmer
- Jeff Halpern US hockey player
- Lenny Krayzelburg Ukrainian-born US swimmer
- Sandy Koufax, US baseball player
- Marv Levy, US football coach
- Sid Luckman, US football player
- Ron Mix, US football player
- Art Modell US Owner, NFL's Baltimore Ravens
- Barney Ross, US world champion boxer
- Mike Rossman, US world champion boxer (Jewish mother)
- Dolph Schayes, US basketball player
- Mathieu Schneider, US hockey player
- Bud Selig, US baseball commissioner
- Mark Spitz, US olympic swimmer
- David Stern, US basketball commissioner
- Daniel Suher, US cross country runner
- James Toney, US world champion boxer
- Neil Walk, US basketball player
Miscellaneous
- Gypsy Boots, US health guru and TV personality
- Kitty Carlisle, US game show panelist
- Alex Chiu, inventor of "immortality ring" (by religion only)
- Judith Steinberg Dean, medical doctor and wife of US Democratic politician governor Howard Dean
- Kitty Dukakis, wife of US Democratic presidential candidate governor Michael Dukakis
- Bobby Fischer, US chess player (converted to "Christian Identity")
- Monty Hall, Canadian game show host
- Nigella Lawson, British cooking show host (Jewish father)
- Monica Lewinsky, US intern to President Bill Clinton
- Max Nordau, Hungarian Zionist leader
- Judith A. Resnik, US astronaut, killed on space shuttle Challenger
- Geraldo Rivera, US talk show host (Jewish mother)
- Jerry Springer, US talk show host
- Lindsey Vuolo, US Playboy Playmate (Jewish mother, father converted).
African-American Jews
- Lisa Bonet, US actor (Jewish mother)
- Sammy Davis Jr., US entertainer (converted)
- Capers Funnye Jr, US rabbi of Ethiopian congregation in Chicago, Illinois
- Reuben Greenberg, US police chief of Charleston, South Carolina
- Yaphet Kotto, US actor
- Lenny Kravitz, US rock musician (Jewish father)
- Julius Lester, US children's writer and academic
- Walter Mosley, US author (Jewish mother)
- Michelle Stein-Evers, US organizer of Alliance of Black Jews in Los Angeles, California
- Robin Washington, US first chairman of Alliance of Black Jews
Personalities with unproven and/or distant partial Jewish heritage
- David Beckham, English Soccer (mother's father is Jewish)
- Fidel Castro, Cuban leader (may be descended from Conversos)
- Christopher Columbus, explorer (may have been a Converso)
- Christopher Hitchens, British-born journalist and contrarian (Jewish maternal grandmother)
- John Kerry, Senator from Massachusets (Catholic. Paternal Jewish grandparents converted to Catholicism)
- Vladimir Lenin, leader of Russian Bolsheviks during Russian Revolution (maternal grandfather was Jewish)
- Federico Garcia Lorca, Spanish poet, playwright (acknowledged descent from Conversos)
- Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, US first lady (1 grandparent was Jewish)
- Colin Powell, US Secerarty of State (father's side has Jewish strain through Broomfield according to his autobiography)
- Diego Rivera, Mexican painter (1 grandparent was Jewish)
- Carlos Santana, Mexican born US musician (acknowledges descent from Conversos)
- Jack Straw, British Foreign Secretary (1 grandparent was Jewish)
- Raoul Wallenberg, Protector of Jews during Holocaust (1 Jewish great-great grandparent)
- Caspar Weinberger, US Secretary of Defense (Christian, father's father was Jewish)
- Wanda Wasilewska, Polish communist leader, alleged Stalin mistress and collaborator
- Pete Sampras, Father's mother was Jewish
Fictional Characters
See also: List of Jewish superheroes
- Grace Adler, from Will and Grace
- Benjamin (a wandering Jew), from the novel A Canticle for Leibowitz
- Harold Berman, from Hey Arnold!
- Leopold Bloom, from the nove Ulysses by James Joyce
- Kyle Broslofski, from South Park
- Clancy, from Blue Healers (Australian drama)
- Fagin, from Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
- Fran Fine from The Nanny
- Dharma Finkelstein from Dharma and Greg
- Duffman, from The Simpsons
- Reuben Flagg, from American Flagg!
- Monica Geller, from US sitcom Friends
- Ross Geller, from US sitcom Friends
- Emmanuel Goldstein, in Nineteen Eighty-Four
- Natalie Green, from The Facts of Life
- Rachel Karen Green, from Friends
- Ben Grimm, the "Thing" in Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four
- Mr. Harold Hooper, from Sesame Street
- Isaac the Jew and his daughter Rebecca, from the novel Ivanhoe
- Janice, from US TV sitcom Friends
- Krusty the Clown, from The Simpsons
- Hyman Krustofsky, father of Krusty the Klown
- Isaac Edward Leibowitz, from the novel A Canticle for Leibowitz
- Rhoda Morgenstern, from The Mary Tyler Moore Show
- Optimus Prime, from Transformers, as suggested in an epsiode of Family Guy
- Kitty Pryde aka Shadowcat formely of the X-Men and Excalibur mutant groups.
- Willow Rosenberg, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Lilith Sternin, from Frasier
- Shylock, from The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare
- Tevye, from Fiddler on the Roof
- Wandering Jew of Christian folklore
See also
External links
- Jewhoo(More links)
- Jinfo, Lists of prominent Jewish scientific and cultural figures
- Jewish Women's Archive, Includes information about Jewish Women in many of above categories