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The Transportation Minister of Israel (currently styled as the Minister of Transportation and Road Safety (Template:Lang-he, Sar HaTakhbura VeHaBetikhut BeDerekhim)) is the government minister at the head of the Ministry of Transport and Road Safety in Israel. A relatively minor post in the Israeli cabinet, it is often given to smaller parties in the governing coalitions. Nevertheless, there has been a Transportation Minister in every Israeli government to date. Yisrael Katz of Likud is the incumbent.

Three Prime Ministers (David Ben-Gurion, Menachem Begin and Ariel Sharon) have held the Transportation portfolio whilst in office, though only for a short time, whilst three Transportation Ministers (Ezer Weizman, Moshe Katsav and Shimon Peres) have gone on to become President.

There is also occasionally a Deputy Minister of Transportation.

List of Transportation Ministers

Died in office

Also serving Prime Minister

Not an MK until 9/6/1958

Not an MK after 17/3/1969

Not an MK

Deputy Ministers

Died in office.

References

1. ^ All Ministers in the Ministry of Transportation Knesset website

External links

• All Ministers in the Ministry of Transportation Knesset website

v t e Transport ministers of Israel
Remez (1948–50) Yosef (1950–51) Pinkas (1951–52) Ben-Gurion (1952) Serlin (1952) Sapir (1952–55) Aran (1955) Carmel (1955–59) Ben-Aharon (1959–62) Bar-Yehuda (1962–65) Carmel (1965–69) Weizman (1969–70) Peres (1970–74) Yariv (1974) Yaacobi (1974–77) Begin (1977) Amit (1977–78) Landau (1979–81) Corfu (1981–88) Katsav (1988–92) Kessar (1992–96) Levy (1996–98) Yahalom (1998–99) Mordechai (1999–2000) Lipkin-Shahak (2000–01) Sneh (2001–02) Sharon (2002) Hanegbi (2002–03) Lieberman (2003–04) Sheetrit (2004–06) Mofaz (2006–09) Katz (2009–19) Smotrich (2019–20) Regev (2020–21) Michaeli (2021–22) Regev (2022–)

v t e Israeli Cabinet portfolios
Prime Minister's Office Deputy Prime Minister Agriculture and Food Security Aliyah and Integration Communications Construction and Housing Culture & Sport Defense Development of the Periphery, the Negev & the Galilee Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Economy Education Environmental Protection Finance Foreign Affairs Health Internal Affairs Jerusalem Affairs & Heritage Justice Energy National Security Regional Cooperation Religious Services Science, Technology & Space Social Equality Strategic Affairs Tourism Transport & Road Safety Welfare and Social Affairs Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Inactive portfolios Alternate Prime Minister Defunct portfolios Cyber and National Digital Matters Development Economic Strategy Home Front Defense Intelligence Information Labor Minorities Rationing & Supply

v t e Transport in Israel
Roads	Highways 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 12 13 16 20 22 23 25 31 34 35 38 40 41 42 44 45 46 50 55 57 60 65 66 70 71 73 75 77 79 80 85 87 89 90 91 92 98 99 Routes 109 171 200 204 206 211 222 224 227 232 234 264 293 333 367 386 404 411 412 417 431 436 443 446 458 471 505 508 531 541 578 675 864 866 886 888 899 918 959 977 978 989 999
Bus operators	Afikim Ta'avura Dan Dan BaDarom Dan Beersheva Egged Illit Kavim Metropoline Metronit Nateev Express Superbus Night bus lines
Rail transport	Intercity Haifa–Nazareth Light Rail (planned) Israel Railways Urban Jerusalem Light Rail Jerusalem Metro (planned) Carmelit Tel Aviv Light Rail Tel Aviv Metro (planned)
Cycling	Ofnidan (Gush Dan Cycle Network) Tel-O-Fun Israel National Bike Trail
Sea ports	Ashdod Eilat Haifa
Aviation	International airports Tel Aviv-Ben Gurion Haifa Airport Eilat-Ramon Airlines airHaifa arkia El Al (Sun d'Or Up) Israir
Cable cars	Haifa Rakavlit Bat Galim Manara Masada Jerusalem
By city	Beersheba Bnei Brak Jerusalem Petah Tikva Tel Aviv
Smart cards	Rav-Kav
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