Arnold Abner Newman

(1918-2006). American photographer. Known for "environmental portraits" of artists and politicians.

Paul Leonard Newman

(January 26, 1925, Shaker Heights, Ohio-September 26, 2008, Westport, Connecticut). American actor and film director. Jewish father. Received Honorary Oscar for his lifetime achievements, 1985. Academy Award for Best Actor, 1986. Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, 1994. Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor, 2005. Husband of Joanne Woodward.

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Leonard Simon Nimoy

(1931-Alive). American actor, director, poet, photographer and musician. Best known for his role as Spock in the Star Trek series.

Nachum Nir

(March 17, 1884-July 10, 1968). Member, Poelei Zion, 1905. Member, Warsaw, Poland, City Council, 1919. Settled in Palestine, 1925. Deputy Chairman, People's Council. Signer of the Israeli Declaration of Independence, 1948. United Workers' Party/Ahdut Ha'avoda-Plelei Zion Member of the Israeli Knesset, 1948-1965 (Deputy Speaker, 1949-1951, 1959-1965; Speaker, 1955-1959).

Marshall Warren Nirenberg

(1927-Alive). American biochemist and geneticist. Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1968.

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HaGaon HaRav Chief Shephardic Rabbi Yitzchak Nissim

(1896-Baghdad, Iraq-August 9, 1981, Israel). Jewish Chief Shepardic Rabbi of Israel, 1955-1973. Emigrated to Jerusalem, 1925. Noted as a scholar and sage. Chosen as Rishon L'Zion and Chief Sephardic Rabbi of Israel, 1955. Widely traveled. As Chief Rabbi during Israel's early years, he helped shape and determine the nature of Israel as a Jewish state. Refused to meet with Pope Paul IV during his visit to Israel, 1964. Retired as Chief Rabbi, 1973.

Louis Nizer

(1902-2004). American lawyer and author. Defended Charlie Chaplin, Mae West, Salvador Dali, and Johnnie Carson.

Martin Nodell

(1915-Alive). American cartoonist. Creator of the Green Lantern.

Orit Noked

(October 25, 1952, Israel-Alive). Labor Party Member, Knesset of Israel, 2002-Current.

Ida Nudel

(1931, Novorossiisk, U.S.S.R.-Alive). Soviet Rufusenik. Unsuccessfully sought permission to emigrate to Israel, 1971. Protested in front of the Kremlin, 1978. Human rights activist. Worked on behalf of political prisoners in the Soviet Union. Found guilty of "malicious hooliganism" and sentenced to four years in Siberian exile, 1978-1982. On October 15, 1987, she was finally permitted to move to Israel. Founder, Mother-to-Mother Program.

William S. "Bill" Nye

(1955-Alive). American television program host, scientist, and mechanical engineer. Host of television show "Bill Nye, the Science Guy," 1992-Current.