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Israel/Prime minister

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Employment.png Israel/Prime minister 
(Prime minister)
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Start14 May 1948
Websitehttp://www.pmo.gov.il/English/Pages/default.aspx

The Prime Minister of Israel is the head of government and chief executive of the State of Israel. The incumbent since 29 December 2022 is Benjamin Netanyahu.[1]

Twelve Prime Ministers

Fourteen people have served as Israel/Prime Minister, five of whom have served on two or three non-consecutive occasions. Additionally, one person, Yigal Allon, has served solely as an acting Prime Minister. The other two who have served as acting PM have gone on to become the Prime Minister.


 

Office Holders on Wikispooks

NameFromToDescription
Naftali Bennett13 June 202130 June 2022
Benjamin Netanyahu31 March 200913 June 2021
Ehud Olmert4 January 200631 March 2009
Ariel Sharon7 March 200114 April 2006
Ehud Barak6 July 19997 March 2001
Benjamin Netanyahu18 June 19966 July 1999
Shimon Peres4 November 199518 June 1996
Yitzhak Rabin13 July 19924 November 1995Assassinated in office
Yitzhak Shamir20 October 198613 July 1992
Shimon Peres13 September 198420 October 1986
Yitzhak Shamir10 October 198313 September 1984
Menachem Begin21 June 197710 October 1983
Shimon Peres22 April 197721 June 1977
Yitzhak Rabin3 June 197422 April 1977
Golda Meir17 March 19693 June 1974
Yigal Allon26 February 196917 March 1969Acting
Levi Eshkol21 June 196326 February 1969
David Ben-Gurion3 November 195526 June 1963
Moshe Sharett26 January 19543 November 1955
David Ben-Gurion17 May 194826 January 1954

 

Related Quotation

PageQuoteAuthorDate
Benjamin Netanyahu“Benjamin Netanyahu is "elegant and charming", according to a cable apparently penned by an official at the U.S. embassy in Egypt, "but never keeps his promises".”Benjamin Netanyahu
Wikileaks
2010
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