From what?

Sephardim,

Mizrahi,

Ashkenazi

Yekkes, or German Jews,

Oberlanders,

Unterlanders

Litvaks, or Lithuanian Jews,

Galitzianers, or Galician Jews,

Jews in Udmurtia and Tatarstan

Western Sephardim,

Eastern Sephardim

Cochin Jews.

North African Sephardim

Belmonte Jews

Xuetes, or Majorcan Jews

Italkim

Romaniotes

San Nicandro Jews

Juhurim,

Gruzim, or the Georgian Jews,

Krymchaks and Crimean Karaites

Subbotniks

Moroccan Jews

Algerian Jews

Libyan Jews

Tunisian Jews

Berber Jews

Babylonian Jews, also known as Iraqi Jews,

Kurdish Jews from Kurdistan,

Persian Jews from Iran (commonly called Parsim in Israel, from the Hebrew)

Yemenite Jews (called Temanim, from the Hebrew)

Palestinian Jews

Egyptian Jews

Sudanese Jews

Lebanese Jews

Omani Jews

Syrian Jews

Beta Israel or Falashim of Ethiopia,

Descendants of the Jews of the Bilad el-Sudan (West Africa).

The Lemba people in Malawi.

South African Jews make up the largest community of Jews in Africa.

Bene Israel are the Jews of Mumbai,

Bukharan Jews are Jews from Central Asia.

Baghdadi Jews

Bnei Menashe.

Bene Ephraim,

Chinese Jews: most prominent were the Kaifeng Jews,

Pakistani Jews:

Afghan Jews: Records of a Jewish population in Afghanistan go back to the 7th century.

Tamil Thattar Jews in Sri Lanka,

Sephardic Bnei Anusim

Amazonian Jews

B'nai Moshe

Veracruz Jews

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_ethnic_divisions