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Main article: Jew
Jewish religion
Etymology of "Jew"  · Who is a Jew?
Jewish leadership  · Jewish culture
Jewish ethnic divisions
Ashkenazi (German and E. Europe)
Mizrahi (Arab and Oriental)
Sephardi (Iberian)
Temani (Yemenite)  · Beta Israel
Jewish populations
Israel · United States · Russia/USSR
Germany  · France  · Latin America
Britain  · Famous Jews by country
Jewish languages
Hebrew: (Biblical / Modern) · Aramaic
Yiddish · Ladino · Judeo-Arabic
Jewish denominations
Orthodox · Conservative  · Reform
Reconstructionist  · Karaite
Jewish political movements
Zionism: (Labor / General / Revisionist)
Jewish Labor Union (The Bund)
Jewish history
Jewish history timeline  · Schisms
Ancient Israel and Judah
Temples in Jerusalem
Babylonian captivity
Hasmoneans and Greece
Jewish-Roman wars
Era of Pharisees  · The Talmudic Era
Middle Ages  · Muslim Lands
Enlightenment/Haskalah  · Hasidism
The Holocaust  · Modern Israel
Persecution of the Jews
Anti-Semitism: (Historical / Modern)

The Biblical Hebrew language, also known as Biblical Hebrew or Classical Hebrew, is the ancient form of the Hebrew languages as spoken by the Israelites, in which the Hebrew Bible (Torah and Tanakh) was originally written. Its widest usage is by the Jews and their various Jewish dialects of Hebrew. A smaller group, the Samaritans, also used the Samaritan Hebrew language.

• Samaritan Hebrew language (liturgical)
• Mishnaic Hebrew language (Jews)
  • Tiberian Hebrew language (liturgical)
  • Yemenite Hebrew language (liturgical)
  • Sephardi Hebrew language (liturgical)
  • Ashkenazi Hebrew language (liturgical)
  • Modern Hebrew language (State of Israel)