Jews in the Biden Administration

Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States on January 20, 2021.

Ron Klain	Chief of Staff
Janet Yellin	Secretary of Treasury
Alejandro Mayorkas	Secretary of Homeland Security
Tony Blinken	Secretary of State
Merrick Brian Garland	Attorney General
Jared Bernstein	Council of Economic Advisers
Rochelle Walensky	Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Wendy Sherman	Deputy Secretary of State
Anne Neuberger	Deputy National Security Adviser for Cybersecurity
Jeffrey Zients	COVID-19 Response Coordinator
David Kessler	Co-chair of the COVID-19 Advisory Board and Head of Operation Warp Speed
David Cohen	CIA Deputy Director
Rachel Levine	Deputy Health Secretary
Jennifer Klein	Co-chair Council on Gender Policy
Jessica Rosenworcel	Chair of the Federal Communications Commission
Stephanie Pollack	Deputy Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration
Polly Trottenberg	Deputy Secretary of Transportation
Mira Resnick	State Department Deputy Assistant Secretary for Regional Security
Roberta Jacobson	National Security Council “border czar”
Gary Gensler	Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman*
Genine Macks Fidler	National Council on the Humanities
Chanan Weissman	Director for Technology and Democracy at National Security Council
Thomas Nides	U.S. Ambassador to Israel [to be confirmed]
Eric Garcetti	U.S. Ambassador to India [to be confirmed]
David Cohen	U.S. Ambassador to Canada [to be confirmed]
Mark Gitenstein	U.S. Ambassador to the European Union [to be confirmed]
Deborah Lipstadt	Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism [to be confirmed]
Jonathan Kaplan	U.S. Ambassador to Singapore [to be confirmed]
Sharon Kleinbaum	Commissioner of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom

*Nominated by Biden but serves a five-year term and not technically a member of the administration.