Jewish Famous Girl Names with Letter J

A Canadian-American talk show host who hosted The Jenny Jones Show from 1991 to 2003.On an episode c

A Canadian-American talk show host who hosted The Jenny Jones Show from 1991 to 2003.On an episode called "Same-Sex Secret Crushes" taped on March 6, 1995, a gay man named Scott Amedure confessed his love for his friend, Jonathan Schmitz. Schmitz reacted with laughter while on the show, but became disturbed by the incident later. He had a history of mental illness and alcohol/drug abuse. Three days after the show's taping, Schmitz killed Amedure. Schmitz was later convicted of second degree murder and received 25-50 years in prison. The episode was never aired.

Is a Jewish-American jewelry designer who first rose to prominence when her signature piece, an 18-k

Is a Jewish-American jewelry designer who first rose to prominence when her signature piece, an 18-karat gold charm in the shape of a leaf, was worn by Jennifer Aniston in the 2006 film The Break-Up.

An Israeli jazz vocalist, composer and educator. Her singing combines elements of multiple jazz genr

An Israeli jazz vocalist, composer and educator. Her singing combines elements of multiple jazz genres, free improvisation and modern classical music.[1][2][3][4]Feldman was born in Samara, Russia into a family with a large musical background- her grandfather, Solomon Feldman, was an accomplished conductor and a leader of the city philharmonic orchestra[5][6] and her father, Ilya Feldman, while being a jewellery designer, also plays jazz piano[7][3]. She had been classically trained by studying the piano from the age of 5 till the family's immigration to Israel in 1990. The family resided in Jerusalem, where she continued her classical piano studies with Anatoly Tartakovsky alongside with jazz improvisation studies with the composer and a saxophone player Stephen Horenstein in the music department of the High School Of Arts in Jerusalem.[

Is a right-handed Israeli tennis player who resides in Tel Aviv. Her junior ranking as of June 2007

Is a right-handed Israeli tennis player who resides in Tel Aviv. Her junior ranking as of June 2007 was # 10 in the world. Shahar Pe'er beat her in the women's final of the 2006 Israel National Championships. Glushko made her professional debut in March 2