List of members of the eighteenth Knesset: Information from Answers.com

The following is a list of the Members of the 18th Knesset, elected on 10 February 2009.

1 Knesset Members
2 Replacements
3 See also
4 References
5 External links

Knesset Members

Party	Name	Position
Kadima (28)	Tzipi Livni
	Shaul Mofaz
	Dalia Itzik
	Tzachi Hanegbi
	Roni Bar-On
	Ze'ev Boim
	Meir Sheetrit
	Ruhama Avraham
	Avi Dichter
	Marina Solodkin
	Yoel Hasson
	Gideon Ezra
	Yaakov Edri
	Eli Aflalo
	Ze'ev Bielski
	Ronit Tirosh
	Nahman Shai
	Shlomo Mula
	Robert Tiviaev
	Majalli Wahabi
	Rachel Adato
	Yohanan Plesner
	Shai Hermesh
	Yisrael Hasson
	Aryeh Bibi
	Otniel Schneller
	Orit Zuaretz
	Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich
Likud (27)	Binyamin Netanyahu	Prime Minister
	Gideon Sa'ar	Education Minister
	Gilad Erdan	Environmental Protection Minister Prime Minister's Liaison to the Knesset
	Reuven Rivlin	Speaker of the Knesset
	Benny Begin	Minister without Portfolio
	Moshe Kahlon	Communications Minister
	Silvan Shalom	Vice Prime Minister Regional Development Minister
	Moshe Ya'alon	Vice Prime Minister Strategic Affairs Minister
	Yuval Steinitz	Finance Minister
	Lea Nass	Deputy Minister of Pensioner Affairs
	Yisrael Katz	Transportation Minister
	Yuli-Yoel Edelstein	Information and Diaspora Minister
	Limor Livnat	Culture and Sport Minister
	Haim Katz
	Yossi Peled	Minister without Portfolio
	Michael Eitan	Improvement of Government Services Minister
	Dan Meridor	Deputy Prime Minister Minister of Intelligence and Atomic Energy
	Tzipi Khotovely
	Gila Gamliel	Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister`s Office
	Ze'ev Elkin
	Yariv Levin
	Zion Pinyan
	Ayoob Kara	Deputy Development of the Negev and Galilee Minister
	Danny Danon
	Karmel Shama
	Ofir Akunis
	Miri Regev
Yisrael Beiteinu (15)	Avigdor Liberman	Foreign Affairs Minister
	Uzi Landau	National Infrastructure Minister
	Stas Misezhnikov	Tourism Minister
	Yitzhak Aharonovich	Internal Security Minister
	Sofa Landver	Immigrant Absorption Minister
	Orly Levy
	Danny Ayalon	Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister
	David Rotem
	Anastasia Michaeli
	Faina Kirschenbaum
	Robert Ilatov
	Hamad Amar
	Moshe Mutz Matlon
	Lia Shemtov
	Alex Miller
Labour (13)	Ehud Barak	Defense Minister Deputy Prime Minister
	Isaac Herzog	Welfare and Social Services Minister Diaspora, Society and the Fight Against Antisemitism Minister
	Ophir Pines-Paz
	Avishay Braverman	Minorities Minister
	Shelly Yachimovich
	Matan Vilnai	Deputy Defense Minister
	Eitan Cabel
	Binyamin Ben-Eliezer	Industry, Trade and Labour Minister of Israel
	Yuli Tamir	Education Minister
	Amir Peretz
	Daniel Ben-Simon
	Shalom Simhon	Agriculture Minister
	Orit Noked	Deputy Minister of Industry, Trade and Labour
Shas (11)	Eli Yishai	Deputy Prime Minister Internal Affairs Minister
	Ariel Atias	Housing and Construction Minister
	Yitzhak Cohen	Deputy Minister of Finance
	Amnon Cohen
	Meshulam Nahari	Minister without Portfolio
	Ya'akov Margi	Religious Services Minister
	David Azulai
	Yitzhak Vaknin
	Nissim Ze'ev
	Emil Amsalem
	Avraham Michaeli
United Torah Judaism (5)	Yaakov Litzman	Deputy Minister of Health
	Moshe Gafni
	Meir Porush	Deputy Minister of Education
	Uri Maklev
	Eliezer Moses
National Union (4)	Ya'akov Katz
	Uri Ariel
	Aryeh Eldad
	Michael Ben-Ari
Hadash (4)	Mohammad Barakeh
	Hana Sweid
	Dov Khenin
	Afu Agbaria
United Arab List (4)	Ibrahim Sarsur
	Ahmad Tibi
	Taleb el-Sana
	Masud Ghnaim
The Jewish Home(3)	Daniel Hershkowitz	Minister of Science and Technology
	Zevulun Orlev
	Uri Orbach
New Movement-Meretz (3)	Haim Oron
	Ilan Gilon
	Nitzan Horowitz
Balad (3)	Jamal Zahalka
	Said Nafa
	Hanin Zoabi

Replacements

Former member	Party	Replaced by	Date	Notes
Haim Ramon	Kadima	Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich	2 July 2009	Ramon retired from politics to go into business

References

External links

Current Knesset Members of the Eighteenth Knesset Knesset website

v • d • e Knesset members by Knesset

1 (1949-51) · 2 (1951-55) · 3 (1955-59) · 4 (1959-61) · 5 (1961-65) · 6 (1965-69) · 7 (1969-74) · 8 (1974-77) · 9 (1977-81) · 10 (1981-84) · 11 (1984-88) · 12 (1988-92) · 13 (1992-96) · 14 (1996-99) · 15 (1999-2003) · 16 (2003-06) · 17 (2006-09) · 18 (2009-)

v • d • e Current members of the Knesset

Balad	Zahalka - Nafa - Zoubi

Hadash	Barakeh - Sweid - Khenin - Agbaria

Kadima	Livni - Mofaz - Itzik - Hanegbi - Bar-On - Boim - Sheetrit - Avraham - Dichter - Solodkin - Yoel Hasson - Ezra - Edri - Aflalo - Bielski - Tirosh - Shai - Molla - Tiviaev - Wahabi - Adato - Plesner - Hermesh - Yisrael Hasson - Bibi - Schneller - Zuaretz - Shamalov-Berkovich

Labor	Barak - Herzog - Pines-Paz - Braverman - Yachimovich - Vilnai - Cabel - Ben-Eliezer - Tamir - Peretz - Ben-Simon - Simhon - Noked

Likud	Netanyahu - Sa'ar - Erdan - Rivlin - Begin - Kahlon - Shalom - Ya'alon - Steinitz - Nass - Yisrael Katz - Edelstein - Livnat - Haim Katz - Peled - Eitan - Meridor - Hotovely - Gamliel - Elkin - Levin - Pinyan - Kara - Danon - Shama - Akunis - Regev

National Union	Ya'akov Katz - Ariel - Eldad - Ben-Ari

New Movement-Meretz	Oron - Gilon - Horowitz

Shas	Yishai - Atias - Yitzhak Cohen - Amnon Cohen - Nahari - Margi - Azulai - Vaknin - Ze'ev - Amsalem - Avraham Michaeli

The Jewish Home	Hershkowitz - Orlev - Orbakh

United Arab List-Ta'al	Sarsur - Tibi - el-Sana - Ghnaim

United Torah Judaism	Litzman - Gafni - Porush - Maklev - Moses

Yisrael Beiteinu	Lieberman - Landau - Misezhnikov - Aharonovich - Landver - Levy - Ayalon - Rotem - Anastasia Michaeli - Kirschenbaum - Ilatov - Amar - Matalon - Shemtov - Miller

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List of members of the eighteenth Knesset

Contents

Knesset Members

Replacements

See also

References

External links