Has there ever been any followers of the Jewish faith play in Scotlands senior leagues?

Bonny Ginzburg (goalkeeper) and Avi Cohen (defender) were both Jews who played for Rangers in the 80s/early 90s.

I am sure there have been others too but this is just off the top of my head.

Edited to add: Sebastian Rosenthal was another.

Do you mean natives or folk from Israel or both? Scotland has had a couple of notable Israeli footballers in the recent past.

My mother (Irish Catholic) grew up with a lot of Jewish friends - she worked for clothiers in the Gorbals - and I get the impression from her that in some walks of life Scottish Jews decided not to be ... 'prominent' and sport was one of them.

I guess I meant Israeli nationals. Was Rosenthal Chilean?

Aye Rosenthal was a Chilean Jew, Ginsburg Israeli, Avi Cohen am not sure where he was born.

Cheers.

Cohen is Israeli, born in Tel Aviv.

Eyal Berkovic spent some time shirking tackles at Celtic so I suppose he'd count.

Jan Talesnikov is Israeli and played for us for a season.

Didn't the Jews playing from Rangers have to get special permission to play on a Sat it being the Jewish day of rest?

Spurs must have played a few friendlies!!!

Jonathan Kurrant at Aberdeen last season was a Jew.

http://www.totallyjewish.com/sport/?content_id=6278

Dean Furman, the Rangers youth player, is Jewish I read, he isn't actually from Scotland though.
A quick google:
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/991945.html
http://www.totallyjewish.com/sport/?content_id=4390
and a probably innacurate wikipedia list
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Jewish_footballers

VoH has a rather large nose.

Ex-St Mirren goalkeeper (and ex-manager of Stranraer, Ayr Utd and Stenhousemuir - I think he may be with Cumnock currently?) Campbell Money's first name was Israel - this would perhaps suggest a Jewish background somewhere along the line? Also, possibly Dougie Freedman?

There's a pub quiz winner right there.

Just as well he wansn't at Ibrox otherwise you've have dubbed him a Kurrant bun

Is he related to Ian Kurrant?

Unfortunate turn of phrase considering the subject matter of Jews!