Education Minister of Israel

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The Minister of Education in Israel is the political head of the Ministry of Education, and a member of the cabinet. The post has previously been known as the Minister of Education and Culture (1949-1977, 1984-1990, 1992-1993) and the Minister of Education, Culture and Sport (1977-1984, 1990-1992, 1993-1999, 2003-2006).

[edit] List of Ministers

1949-1950 Zalman Shazar
1950-1951 David Remez
1951 David Ben-Gurion
1951-1955 Ben-Zion Dinur
1955-1960 Zalman Aran
1960-1963 Abba Eban
1963-1969 Zalman Aran
1969-1974 Yigal Allon
1974-1977 Aharon Yadlin
1977-1984 Zevulun Hammer
1984-1990 Yitzhak Navon
1990-1992 Zevulun Hammer
1992-1993 Shulamit Aloni
1993 Yitzhak Rabin
1993-1996 Amnon Rubinstein
1996-1998 Zevulun Hammer
1998-1999 Yitzhak Levy
1999-2000 Yossi Sarid
2000-2001 Ehud Barak
2001-2006 Limor Livnat
2006 Meir Sheetrit
2006-2009 Yuli Tamir
2009-present Gideon Sa'ar

[edit] External links

All Ministers in the Ministry of Education and Culture Knesset website

v • d • e Education Ministers of Israel

Shazar (1949–50) · Remez (1950–51) · Ben-Gurion (1951) · Dinur (1951–55) · Aran (1955–60) · Eban (1960–63) · Aran (1963–69) · Allon (1969–74) · Yadlin (1974–77) · Hammer (1977–84) · Navon (1984–90) · Hammer (1990–92) · Aloni (1992–93) · Rabin (1993) · Rubinstein (1993–96) · Hammer (1996–98) · Levy (1998–99) · Sarid (1999–2000) · Barak (2000–01) · Livnat (2001–06) · Sheetrit (2006) · Tamir (2006–09) · Sa'ar (2009–)