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Ministry of Communications (Israel)

Government ministry of Israel


Summary

Government ministry of Israel

FieldValue
nameMinistry of Communications
formed1952
jurisdictionGovernment of Israel
minister1_nameShlomo Karhi
website
nativenameמשרד התקשורת
logoMinistry of Communications (Israel) - Logo.png
logo_captionMinistry emblem
logo_size240px

The Ministry of Communications (, Misrad HaTikshoret) is the Israeli government agency responsible for regulating and overseeing communications infrastructure and services. Its primary role is to manage telecommunications, broadcasting, and postal services. The ministry was established in 1952 and was known as the Ministry of Postal Services (, Misrad HaDo'ar) until 1970.

List of ministers

The Communications Minister of Israel (, Sar HaTikshoret) is the political head of the ministry. There is occasionally a Deputy Minister.

#MinisterPartyGovernmentsTerm startTerm endNotesMinister of Postal ServicesMinister of Communications
1Mordechai NurockMizrachi3
2Yosef BurgHapoel HaMizrachi
National Religious Party4, 5, 6, 7, 8
3Yisrael BarzilaiMapam8
4Binyamin MintzPoalei Agudat Yisrael9Died in office
5Eliyahu SassonAlignment10, 11, 12, 13Not an MK until after the 1965 elections
6Yisrael YeshayahuAlignment13, 14
7Elimelekh RimaltGahal15
8Shimon PeresAlignment15
9Aharon UzanNot an MK16
10Yitzhak RabinAlignment17
Aharon UzanNot an MK17
11Menachem BeginLikud18
12Meir AmitDash18
13Yitzhak Moda'iLikud18
14Yoram AridorLikud18
15Mordechai TziporiLikud19, 20
16Amnon RubinsteinShinui21, 22
17Gad YaacobiAlignment22, 23
18Rafael PinhasiShas24
19Moshe ShahalLabor Party25
20Shulamit AloniMeretz25, 26
21Limor LivnatLikud27
22Binyamin Ben-EliezerOne Israel28
23Reuven RivlinLikud29
24Ariel SharonLikud30
25Ehud OlmertLikud30
26Dalia ItzikLabor Party30
27Avraham HirschsonKadima30
28Ariel AtiasShas31
29Moshe KahlonLikud3231 March 200918 March 2013
30Gilad ErdanLikud3318 March 20135 November 2014
31Benjamin NetanyahuLikud33, 345 November 201421 February 2017Also serving prime minister
32Tzachi HanegbiLikud3421 February 201729 May 2017Acting Minister
33Ayoob KaraLikud34
34Dudi AmsalemLikud34
35Yoaz HendelDerekh Eretz35
36Eitan GinzburgBlue and White35
37Yoaz HendelNew Hope36
38Shlomo KarhiLikud37

Deputy ministers

#MinisterPartyGovernmentsTerm startTerm end
1Jabr MuadiProgress and Development, Alignment15, 16, 17
2Eliyahu MoyalAlignment17
3Efraim GurAlignment24
4Yitzhak VakninShas28
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