Jechiel
Jechiel or Jehiel is the name or part of the name of the following people:
- Asher ben Jechiel (* 1250, † 1327; also known under the names Asheri and Rosch), medieval Talmudist
- Jehiel ben Jekuthiel Anaw (* 1260; † 1289), rabbinical author
- Jehiel Baschan (Yehiel Bassan), Jewish scholar, author of Responsen and from 1602 to 1625 the Grand Rabbis (Hahambaşı) of Turkey in Constantinople
- Jechiel ben Josef (also Jechiel ben Josef of Paris), Jewish scholar of the Middle Ages from northern France
- Jechiel Michel Epstein (Yechiel Michel Epstein, Aruch ha Shulchan; 1829–1908), Halachic authority and Posek in Lithuania
- Yehiel Feiner (1909–2001), Jewish writer and survivor of the Holocaust
- Jechiel Heilprin (Jechiel ben Salomo (n) Heilprin; * around 1660; † 1746), rabbi, yeshiva leader, Talmudist and chronicler of Judaism
- Nathan ben Jechiel (* around 1020 Rome, † 1106 Rome), author of a rabbinical dictionary ("Aruch")
- Jacob ben Jechiel Loans († 1506), personal physician of Friedrich III.
- Jechiel Michel Piness (also Yehiel Michael Pines; 1824-1913), one of the first religious Zionists and an outstanding personality of the first Aliyah
- Jechiel Jaakov Weinberg (also Yechiel Yaakov Weinberg, Yehiel Yaakov Weinberg or Jehiel Jacob Weinberg; 1884–1966), Orthodox rabbi, Posek, Talmud scholar and Rosh Yeshiva
- Jechiel Michael von Zloczow (* around 1731; † 1786), Hasidic rabbi and one of the early promoters of Hasidism in Galicia
- Echiel Tschlenow (also Jechiel; 1864–1918), doctor in Moscow and one of the leaders of the Russian Zionists
- Norman J. Whitney (actually Norman Jehiel Whitney; 1891-1967), American university professor, author, and peace activist