The Thirty-Second Government of Israel

(March 31, 2009)

President

Shimon Peres — President of the State of Israel

Government Ministers

Benjamin Netanyahu — Prime Minister Minister of Economic Strategy, Minister of Pensioner Affairs, Minister of Health

Silvan Shalom — Vice Prime Minister and Minister for Regional Development and the Development of the Negev and the Galilee

Moshe Ya'alon — Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Strategic Affairs

Ehud Barak — Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense

Avigdor Liberman — Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs  

Dan Meridor — Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Intelligence and Atomic Energy

Eliyahu Yishai — Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior

Yitzhak Aharonovitch — Minister of Public Security

Ariel Atias — Minister of Housing and Construction 

Ze'ev Benjamin Begin — Minister

Benjamin Ben-Eliezer — Minister of Industry, Trade and Labor

Avishay Braverman — Minister of Minority Affairs

Yuli Edelstein — Minister of Information and Diaspora Affairs

Michael Eitan — Minister of Improvement of Government Services

Gilad Erdan — Minister of Environmental Protection

Daniel Hershkowitz — Minister of Science and Technology

Isaac Herzog — Minister of Welfare and Social Affairs

Moshe Kahlon — Minister of Communications

Yisrael Katz — Minister of Transportation and Road Safety

Uzi Landau — Minister of National Infrastructures

Sofa Landver — Minister of Immigration Absorption

Limor Livnat — Minister of Culture and Sport

Yakov Margi — Minister of Religious Services

Stas Misezhnikov — Minister of Tourism

Meshulam Nahari — Minister

Yaakov Neeman — Minister of Justice

Yossi Peled — Minister

Gideon Sa'ar — Minister of Education

Shalom Simhon — Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development

Yuval Steinitz — Minister of Finance

Deputy Ministers

Daniel Ayalon — Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs

Yitzhak Cohen — Deputy Minister of Finance

Gila Gamliel — Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Office

Ayoob Kara — Deputy Minister of the Development of the Negev and Galil

Lea Nass— Deputy Minister of Pensioner Affairs

Orit Noked — Deputy Minister of Industry, Trade, and Labor

Matan Vilnai — Deputy Minister of Defense

Senior Government Officials

Reuven Rivlin — MK Speaker of the Knesset

Dorit Beinisch — President of the Supreme Court 

Micha Lindenstrauss — State Comptroller and Ombudsman

Stanley Fischer — Governor of the Bank of Israel

Lt.-Gen. Gaby Ashkenazi — IDF Chief of General Staff

Menachem Mazuz — Attorney General

Rabbi Shlomo Amar — Sephardi Chief Rabbi

Rabbi Yona Metzger — Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi