Jewish scholars are individuals who study and interpret Jewish texts, traditions, and history. They often focus on important works such as the Torah, Talmud, and various commentaries. These scholars can be found in religious institutions, universities, and communities, contributing to the understanding of Jewish culture and law. Throughout history, many Jewish scholars have made significant contributions to philosophy, science, and literature. Notable figures include Maimonides, who wrote extensively on Jewish law and ethics, and Rashi, known for his influential biblical commentaries. Their work continues to shape Jewish thought and education today.