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Template:Jew list Template:JewsByCountry Here is a list of some prominent (non Latin-) Caribbean Jews, arranged by country of origin.

Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records (Jewish mother)
Joshua Haim & Jacob Raphael DeCordova, founders of the Jamaica Gleaner
Bob Marley "Per what I was told by my mother, grandmother and uncle, the Marleys were Syrian Jews that migrated from the Middles East to England and then to Jamaica. About ten years ago I did research on the surname which also showed that to be true" (Jewish Father)
Sean Paul, singer (father of Sephardic origin)
Frank Silvera, actor, founder of Theatre of Being (Jewish father)
Louis Simpson, poet