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List of the Israeli finance ministers

# Name Born - Died Government Term started Term ended Political Party
1. Eliezer Kaplan 1891 - 1952 Provisional, 1, 2, 3 14 May 1948 25 June 1952 Mapai
2. Levi Eshkol 25 October 1895 - 26 February 1969 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 25 June 1952 26 June 1963 Mapai
3. Pinchas Sapir 15 October 1906 - 12 August 1975 11, 12, 13 26 June 1963 5 August 1968 Mapai, Alignment
4. Ze'ev Sherf 1906 - 1984 13, 14 5 August 1968 15 December 1969 Labour
Second Term Pinchas Sapir 15 October 1906 - 12 August 1975 15, 16 15 December 1969 3 June 1974 Alignment
5. Yehoshua Rabinovitz 1911 - 4 August 1979 17 3 June 1974 20 June 1977 Alignment
6. Simha Erlich 1915 - 19 June 1983 18 20 June 1977 7 November 1979 Likud
7. Yigal Hurvitz 1918 - 10 January 1994 18 7 November 1979 13 January 1981 Likud
8. Yoram Aridor 24 October 1933 - 18, 19, 20 21 January 1981 15 October 1983 Likud
9. Yigal Cohen-Orgad 30 August 1937 20 18 October 1983 13 September 1984 Likud
10. Yitzhak Moda'i 17 January 1926 - 14 May 1948 21 13 September 1984 16 April 1986 Likud
11. Moshe Nissim 1935 - 21, 22 16 April 1986 22 December 1988 Likud
12. Shimon Peres 2 August 1923 - 23 22 December 1988 15 March 1990 Alignment
13. Yitzhak Shamir 15 October 1915 - 23 15 March 1990 11 June 1990 Likud
Second Term Yitzhak Moda'i 17 January 1926 - 14 May 1998 24 11 June 1990 13 July 1992 New Liberal Party
14. Avraham Shohat 14 June 1936 - 25, 26 13 July 1992 18 June 1996 Labour
15. Dan Meridor 23 April 1947 - 27 18 June 1996 20 June 1997 Likud
16. Benjamin Netanyahu 21 October 1949 - 27 20 June 1997 9 July 1997 Likud
17. Ya'akov Ne'eman 16 September 1939 - 27 9 July 1997 18 December 1998 -
second term Benjamin Netanyahu 21 October 1949 - 27 18 December 1998 23 February 1999 Likud
18. Meir Sheetrit 10 October 1948 - 27 23 February 1998 6 July 1999 Likud
second term Avraham Shohat 14 June 1936 - 28 6 July 1999 7 March 2001 Labour
19. Silvan Shalom 4 August 1958 - 29 7 March 2001 28 February 2003 Likud
third term Benjamin Netanyahu 21 October 1949 - 30 28 February 2003 9 August 2005 Likud
Interim minister Ehud Olmert 30 September 1945 - 30 9 August 2005 7 November 2005 Likud
20. Ehud Olmert 30 September 1945 - 30 7 November 2005 4 May 2006 Likud, Kadima
21. Avraham Hirschson 11 February 1941 - 31 4 May 2006 22 April 2007 Kadima
second term Ehud Olmert 30 September 1945 - 31 22 April 2007 4 July 2007 Kadima
22. Roni Bar-On 2 June 1948 - 31 4 July 2007 31 March 2009 Kadima
23. Yuval Steinitz 10 April 1958 - 32 31 March 2009 Present Likud
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Finance Ministers of Israel Israel
Kaplan (1948–52) · Eshkol (1952–63) · Sapir (1963–68) · Sherf (1968–69) · Sapir (1969–74) · Rabinovitz (1974–77) · Erlich (1977–79) · Hurvitz (1979–81) · Aridor (1981–83) · Cohen-Orgad (1983–84) · Moda'i (1984–86) · Nissim (1986–88) · Peres (1988–90) · Shamir (1990) · Moda'i (1990–92) · Shochat (1992–96) · Meridor (1996–97) · Netanyahu (1997) · Ne'eman (1997–98) · Netanyahu (1998–99) · Sheetrit (1999) · Shochat (1999–2001) · Shalom (2001–03) · Netanyahu (2003–05) · Olmert (2005–06) · Hirschson (2006–07) · Bar-On (2007–09) · Steinitz (2009–)
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Israel Israeli Cabinet portfolios

Prime Minister · Deputy Prime Minister · Vice Prime Minister · Agriculture & Rural Development · Communications · Culture & Sport · Defense · Development of the Negev and Galilee · Economic Strategy · Education · Environmental Protection · Finance · Foreign Affairs · Health · Housing & Construction · Immigrant Absorption · Improvement of Government Services · Industry, Trade & Labour · Information & Diaspora · Intelligence & Atomic Energy · Internal Affairs · Internal Security · Justice · Minorities · National Infrastructure · Pensioner Affairs · Regional Development · Religious Services · Science & Technology · Strategic Affairs · Tourism · Transportation & Road Safety · Welfare & Social Services
Defunct portfolios: Acting Prime Minister · Development · Labour · Jerusalem Affairs · Prime Minister's Office · Rationing & Supply

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