List of Israel Prize recipients

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Contents

[edit] By year

[edit] 2006

  • Haim Adler - Education
  • Ya'akov Blidstein - Jewish Philosophy
  • Miriam Ben-Peretz - Education
  • Pnina Zaltsman - Music
  • Ya'akov Khodorov - Sports
  • Ruth Lapidot - Law
  • Dvora Omer - Lifetime contributions
  • Nahum Kedar - Agriculture
  • Ralph Klein - Sports
  • Amnon Rubinstein - Law
  • Mendi Rodan (aka Mandi Rodan, Mendi Rodin) - Music
  • Zvi Rappoport - Chemistry
  • Al Schwimmer - Lifetime contributions
  • The Israeli Andalusian Orchestra

[edit] 2005

  • Yitzhak Orpaz-Auerbach - Literature
  • Miriam Erez - Management
  • Jacob Bekenstein - Physics
  • Aharon Dotan - Hebrew language and linguistics
  • Yehezkel Dror - Management
  • Rena Zeitzov - Medicine
  • Shabtai Tevet - Lifetime contributions
  • Yisrael Meir Lau - Lifetime contributions
  • Alex Livak - Photography
  • Ya'akov Landau - Middle East studies
  • Ohad Naharin - Dance
  • Sasson Somekh - Middle East studies
  • Shaul Feldman - Medicine
  • Israel Pinkas - Poetry
  • Olga Kapeliuk - Linguistics
  • Ben-Ami Sharpstein - Philosophy
  • Kameri Theatre - Lifetime contributions

[edit] 2004

  • Sarah Yefet, biblical studies
  • Menahem Brinker, literature
  • Dov Noy, literature
  • Avraham Doron, social work
  • Ziva Amishay-Meislish, art history
  • Aharon Rezin, biochemistry
  • Yosef Bernstein, mathematics
  • David Harel, computer sciences
  • Esther Samuel-Cohen, statistics
  • Yigal Tumarkin, sculpture
  • Gila Almagor-Agmon, film
  • Gil Aldema, song
  • Yehoram Gaon, song
  • Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman, lifetime contributions
  • Lia Van Leer, lifetime contributions
  • Moshe Schnitzer, lifetime contributions

[edit] 2003

  • Israel Ta-Shma - Talmud studies
  • Avraham Grossman - Jewish history
  • Shulamit Shahar - general history
  • Bilha Manheim - sociology
  • Yehoshayahu Liebman - government studies
  • Menahem Amir - criminology
  • Shlomo Giora Shoham - criminology
  • Aharon Tshechanover - biology
  • Avinoam Libai - engineering
  • Zvi Ben Avraham - earth sciences
  • Yosef Bar Yosef - theatre
  • Zaharira Harifai - theatre
  • Yehudit Hendel - literature
  • Aharon Megged - literature
  • Aharon Amir - translation
  • Geula Cohen - lifetime
  • Meir Amit - lifetime
  • Yad Vashem - lifetime

[edit] 2002

  • Asher Koriat - psychology
  • Moshe Barur - geography
  • Menashe Harel - geography of Israel
  • Shmuel Safrai - geography of Israel
  • Avraham Biran - archeology
  • Ya'akov Frankel - economics
  • Ariel Rubinstein - economics
  • Avraham Halevi - agriculture
  • Itamar Vilner - chemistry
  • Ada Yonat - chemistry
  • Ram Carmi - architecture
  • David Tartakover - design
  • Dov Yudovsky - media
  • Nahum Rakover - Jewish thought
  • Eli Horowitz - lifetime contributions
  • Ephraim Kishon - lifetime contributions
  • Jewish National Fund - lifetime contributions

[edit] 2001

  • Aviezer Ravitzky, Jewish thought
  • Gavriel Solomon, education
  • Ya'akov Rand, education
  • Ruth Ben Yisrael, law
  • Yehoshua Weissman, law
  • Marcel Elyakim, medicine
  • Ruth Arnon, medicine
  • Beracha Ramon, medicine
  • Yossef Amari, physics
  • Shmuel Shtrikman, physics
  • Tzvi Avni, music
  • Yehezkel Braun, music
  • Herzel Shmueli, music
  • Baruch Hagai, sports
  • Aba Eban, lifetime contribution
  • Mordechai Ben Porat, lifetime contribution
  • Yitzhak Shamir, lifetime contribution

[edit] 2000

  • Menahem Hearn - biblical studies
  • Avraham Goldberg - talmudic studies
  • Yonah Frenkel - talmudic studies
  • Hillel M. Delski - study of literature
  • Harel Fisch - study of literature
  • Gad Ben Ami Tsarfati - linguistics
  • Shaul Shaked - linguistics
  • Yermiyahu Yovel - philosophy
  • Asa Kasher - philosophy
  • Raphael Meshulam - chemistry
  • Yosef Zinger - engineering and technology
  • Amir Pnueli - computer sciences
  • Amalia Kahana-Carmon - writing
  • Meir Wieseltier - writing and poetry
  • Moshe Kupferman - painting
  • Michael Gross - painting and sculpture
  • Micha Bar-Am - photography
  • Shulamit Aloni - lifetime contribution
  • Aryeh Karol - lifetime contribution
  • Hagashash Hachiver - lifetime contribution

[edit] Alphabetical

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[edit] B

[edit] C

[edit] D

[edit] E

[edit] F

[edit] G

[edit] H

[edit] I

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[edit] K

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[edit] M

[edit] N


[edit] O

[edit] P

[edit] R

[edit] S

  • Leo Sachs
  • Gershon Shaked - literature
  • Meir Shamgar - 1996, lifetime contributions
  • Gershom Scholem - 1958, Jewish studies
  • Al Schwimmer - 2006, Lifetime contributions
  • Shulamit Shahar - 2003, History
  • Moshe Shamir - 1988
  • Yitzhak Shamir - 2001, lifetime contributions
  • Arie Shapira
  • Shalom Yosef Shapira ("Shin Shalom") - literature
  • Aryeh Sharon - 1962, architecture
  • Zohara Shatz - 1955, fine art
  • Chaim Sheba - 1968, medicine
  • Saharon Shelah - 1998, mathematics
  • Naomi Shemer - 1983, song
  • Yekhiel Shemi - 1986, sculpture
  • David Shimoni - 1954, literature
  • Avraham Shlonsky - 1967, literature
  • Shoffman, Gershon - literature
  • Khana Shmeruk - 1996, Jewish languages
  • Eliezer Smoli - 1957, children's literature
  • Daniel Sperber - 1992, Judaism
  • Adin Steinsaltz - 1988, Jewish studies
  • Menahem Stern - 1977, Jewish history
  • Meir Sternberg - 1996, literature

[edit] T

  • Israel M. Ta-Shma - 2004, Jewish thought
  • Sheikh Amin Tarif
  • David Tartakover
  • Yehoshayahu Tishbi - 1979, Jewish thought
  • Yigal Tumarkin - 2004, fine arts

[edit] W

[edit] Y

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