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Chilean Jews are Chileans residing in the Republic of Chile who are of either Jewish ancestry or observe the Jewish faith .
In the 2012 Chilean census , 16,294 Chilean residents listed their religion as Judaism, an increase of 8.8% since 2002.[ 1] [ 2] [ 3] [ 4] Santiago and Valparaíso , and are predominantly found in higher-paying professions and all walks of public life.[ 5] Ashkenazim . Here is a list of some prominent Chilean Jews.
Nicolás Massú Other notable Chileans of Jewish descent [ edit ] Andrés Weintraub , Professor Department of Industrial Engineering University of ChileChris Isaak Apablaza , zoologistLeonardo Farkas , businessman and philanthropistMario Kreutzberger , better known as Don Francisco , TV host[ 6] Marjorie Agosín , human rights activist, professor, and writer[ 14] Shai Agosin , TV producer and presenter[ 15] José Berdichewsky , Pinochet 's Ambassador in Israel[ 16] Eduardo Bitrán , former Minister of Public Works[ 17] David Stitchkin Branover , Rector of the University of Concepción from 1956 - 1962.Roberto Brodsky , novelist and screenwriterCristopher Carpentier , chef (converted to Judaism)[ 18] Jacques Chonchol , Minister of Agriculture in the Allende government[ 8] Leopoldo Donnebaum , businessman and philanthropistAriel Dorfman , author and scholar[ 19] Roberto Dueñas , modeling agent[ 20] Christián Apablaza , Photographer, Graphic artistJulián Elfenbein , journalist, television host[ 21] Efrain Friedman , director of Chilean Atomic Research Committee[ 8] Benjamín Galemiri , playwright[ 22] Rodrigo Guendelman , journalist[ 21] Clarisa Hardy, psychologist; former (2006-2007) Minister of Planning[ 23]
Rodrigo Hinzpeter , politicianTomás Hirsch , politician, businessman[ 24] Jeremías Israel , motoracing driver (Jewish father)[ 25] Mauricio Israel , television host[ 21] Claudio Jodorkovsky , rabbi[ 26] Alejandro Jodorowsky , film director (Chilean-born)[ 27] Alberto van Klaveren , (2006–2009) Deputy Minister of Foreign Relations[ 23] José Klein , former owner of Minera Santa Barbara[ 28] Marcelo Kormis , rabbi[ 26] Vivi Kreutzberger , television host[ 6] Marcos Libedinsky , former president of the Supreme Court of Justice[ 29] Sergio Melnick , economist, Minister of ODEPLAN under Pinochet [ 30] Lily Pérez , politician[ 31] Daniel Platovsky , businessman, politician, and eldest son of Milan Platovsky (Jewish father)[ 32] Milan Platovsky , Holocaust survivor and businessman who wrote a best-selling autobiography[ 32] Andres Pollak , jazz musician[ 8] Karen Poniachik , journalist; former Minister of Mining and Energy[ 23] Sarika Rodrik , fashion designer[ 33] Frank Sauerbaum , politicianDaniel Schidlow , Dean, Drexel University College of Medicine, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, U.S.A. (Chilean born)[ 34] Leon Schidlowsky , music teacher and composerMiguel Schweitzer Speisky , Pinochet 's Minister of Justice[ 16] [ 35] Miguel Schweitzer Walters , Pinochet 's Minister of External Affairs and ambassador to the UK[ 16] [ 35] Jorge Schaulsohn , politician[ 36] Gabriel Silber , deputy[ 37] Jacob Stoulman Bortnik , businessman, kidnapped by DINA during the Operacion Condor plan in Argentina[ 28] Víctor Tevah , fiddler[ 8] Marcelo Tokman , Minister of Energy[ 38] Julián Vainstein , rabbi[ 26] Ana Vásquez-Bronfman (née Ana Lucia Bronfman Weinstein), (1931-2009) writer, social scientist[ 39] José Weinstein , Minister of Culture under Ricardo Lagos [ 40] Luis Weinstein , photographer[ 41] [ 42] Jaime Wisnaik , director of department of engineering at the Catholic University of Santiago[ 8] Mario Alvo, businessmen
Volodia Teitelboim Volosky , politician,lawyer and general secretary of the communist party of chileChaim Waissbluth, rabbi
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