Ministry of National Infrastructures, Energy and Water Resources

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The Ministry of National Infrastructures, Energy and Water Resources (Hebrew: משרד התשתיות הלאומיות, האנרגיה והמים‎) is the Israeli government ministry responsible for energy and water infrastructure. The ministry has changed names several times since its establishment.

The ministerial post was established in 1977, succeeding the position of Development Ministry, which had been scrapped three years earlier.

List of ministers

#	Minister	Party	Governmens	Term start	Term end
Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure
1	Yitzhak Moda'i	Likud	18	June 20, 1977	August 5, 1981
2	Yitzhak Berman	Likud	19	August 5, 1981	September 30, 1982
–	Yitzhak Moda'i	Likud	19–20	October 19, 1982	September 13, 1984
3	Moshe Shahal	Alignment	21–23	September 13, 1984	March 15, 1990
4	Yuval Ne'eman	Tehiya	24	June 11, 1990	January 21, 1992
5	Amnon Rubinstein	Meretz	25	July 13, 1992	June 7, 1993
–	Moshe Shahal	Labor Party	25	July 13, 1992	January 9, 1995
6	Gonen Segev	Yiud	25, 26	January 9, 1995	June 18, 1996
Minister of National Infrastructure
7	Yitzhak Levy	National Religious Party	27	June 18, 1996	July 8, 1996
8	Ariel Sharon	Likud	27	July 8, 1996	July 6, 1999
9	Eli Suissa	Shas	28	July 6, 1999	July 11, 2000
10	Avraham Shochat	One Israel	28	October 11, 2000	March 7, 2001
11	Avigdor Lieberman	Yisrael Beiteinu	29	March 7, 2001	March 14, 2002
12	Effi Eitam	National Religious Party	29	September 18, 2002	February 28, 2003
13	Yosef Paritzky	Shinui	30	February 28, 2003	July 13, 2004
14	Eliezer Sandberg	Shinui	30	July 19, 2004	December 4, 2004
15	Binyamin Ben-Eliezer	Labor Party	30	January 10, 2005	November 23, 2005
16	Roni Bar-On	Kadima	30	January 18, 2006	May 4, 2006
–	Binyamin Ben-Eliezer	Labor Party	31	May 4, 2006	March 31, 2009
Minister of Energy and Water
17	Uzi Landau	Yisrael Beiteinu	32	31 March 2009	18 March 2013
Minister of National Infrastructure, Energy, and Water
18	Silvan Shalom	Likud	33	18 March 2013	14 May 2015
19	Yuval Steinitz	Likud	34	14 May 2015

Deputy ministers

#	Minister	Party	Governmens	Term start	Term end
1	Naomi Blumenthal	Likud	29	7 March 2001	1 January 2003

External links

Official website
All Ministers in the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure Knesset website

Ministers of National Infratstructure, Energy and Water Resources

Moda'i (1977–81) Berman (1981–82) Moda'i (1982–84) Shahal (1984–90) Ne'eman (1990–92) Rubinstein (1992–93) Shahal (1993–95) Segev (1995–96) Levy (1996) Sharon (1996–99) Suissa (1999–2000) Shochat (2000–01) Lieberman (2001–02) Eitam (2002–03) Paritzky (2003–04) Sandberg (2004) Ben-Eliezer (2005) Bar-On (2006) Ben-Eliezer (2006–09) Landau (2009–2013) Shalom (2013–15) Steinitz (2015–)

Israeli Cabinet portfolios

Prime Minister's Office Vice Prime Minister Agriculture & Rural Development Communications Construction Culture & Sport Defense Development of the Negev & Galilee Diaspora Affairs Economy Education Environmental Protection Finance Foreign Affairs Health Immigrant Absorption Information Intelligence & Atomic Energy Internal Affairs Jerusalem Affairs & Heritage Justice National Infrastructure, Energy & Water Resources Public Security Regional Cooperation Religious Services Science, Technology & Space Social Equality Strategic Affairs Tourism Transport & Road Safety Welfare & Social Services Inactive portfolios Deputy Prime Minister Acting Prime Minister Development Economic Strategy Home Front Defense Labor Minorities Rationing & Supply Minister in the Prime Minister's Office

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