Benjamin Netanyahu

Benjamin Netanyahu has been Prime Minister of Israel since December 2022. He previously served as Prime Minister from 1996 to 1999 and from 2009 to 2021, and held posts including Ambassador to the United Nations, Foreign Minister and Finance Minister.[3]

Country

Israel

Born

21 Oct 1949, Tel Aviv, Israel[3]

First office on record

Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations, 1984

1. 29 Dec 2022 – present

   Prime Minister[1][2]

   Thirty-seventh government of IsraelSourced

2. 2009 – 2021

   Prime Minister (second term)[3]

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3. 2003 – 2005

   Minister of Finance[3]

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4. 2002 – 2003

   Minister of Foreign Affairs[3]

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5. 1996 – 1999

   Prime Minister (first term)[3]

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6. 1984 – 1988

   Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations[3]

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• Architecture (B.S.) and management (M.S.), Massachusetts Institute of Technology[3]

• YLYariv LevinDeputy PM; Justice; Interior; Labor; Religious Services
• IKIsrael KatzDefense
• BSBezalel SmotrichFinance
• GSGideon Sa'arForeign Affairs
• MRMiri RegevTransportation
• IGItamar Ben-GvirNational Security
• YKYoav KischEducation
• NBNir BarkatEconomy
• MZMiki ZoharCulture and Sport
• SKShlomo KarhiCommunications
• ECEli CohenEnergy
• ISIdit SilmanEnvironmental Protection
• ADAvi DichterAgriculture
• HKHaim KatzHealth; Housing; Tourism
• OSOfir SoferAliyah and Integration
• GGGila GamlielScience and Technology
• AEAmihai EliyahuHeritage
• ACAmichai ChikliDiaspora Affairs
• OSOrit StrookSettlements and National Missions
• MGMay GolanSocial Equality; Women
• YWYitzhak WasserlaufNegev and Galilee
• DADavid AmsalemRegional Cooperation
• ZEZe'ev ElkinFinance (minister in the ministry)