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Prime Ministers of Israel

How many Prime Ministers of Israel can you name?
Not counting interim Prime Ministers
Quiz by Salz
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Last updated: June 22, 2024
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First submittedApril 13, 2014
Times taken15,376
Average score57.1%
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Term
Party
Prime Minister
2022–
Likud
Benjamin Netanyahu
2022
Yesh Atid
Yair Lapid
2021–2022
New Right
Naftali Bennett
2009–2021
Likud
Benjamin Netanyahu
2006–2009
Kadima
Ehud Olmert
2001–2006
Likud/Kadima
Ariel Sharon
1999–2001
Labor
Ehud Barak
1996–1999
Likud
Benjamin Netanyahu
1995–1996
Labor
Shimon Peres
1992–1995
Labor
Yitzhak Rabin
1986–1992
Likud
Yitzhak Shamir
Term
Party
Prime Minister
1984–1986
Labor
Shimon Peres
1983–1984
Likud
Yitzhak Shamir
1977–1983
Likud
Menachem Begin
1974–1977
Labor
Yitzhak Rabin
1969–1974
Labor
Golda Meir
1963–1969
Mapai/Labor
Levi Eshkol
1955–1963
Mapai
David Ben-Gurion
1954–1955
Mapai
Moshe Sharett
1948–1954
Mapai
David Ben-Gurion
50 Comments
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Level 81
Apr 15, 2014
Can't believe I missed Peres. And I could picture Moshe's face and first name but couldn't recall his last name. Also missed Eshkol, Allon, Begin, and Shamir.
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Level 81
Oct 20, 2014
Took it again, this time getting Peres and Begin, but somehow missing both Ehuds.
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Level 81
Feb 4, 2015
Got them all this time but realized that before I was thinking of Moshe Dayan... who apparently was never prime minister. No wonder I couldn't think of is last name. Never heard of the other guy before looking him up just now.
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Level 73
Dec 9, 2018
Anybody else have the experience of taking a quiz, leaving a comment, and then when you return way later you have zero recollection of doing either? No? Just me then. Mind like a steel colander.
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Level 81
May 13, 2019
splat: yes, many times. Sometimes I'll take a quiz that I have no recollection of ever taking before, scroll down ready to leave a comment, and then see that I left the same comment five years ago.
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Level 77
Jul 18, 2022
He would wake up with a hundred ideas. Of them ninety-five were dangerous; three more had to be rejected; the remaining two, however, were brilliant.

― Ariel Sharon about Moshe Dayan

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Level 83
Jun 9, 2014
Got them all...
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Level 51
Mar 16, 2015
only know the latest ones...

tomorrow is election day, maybe there'll be someone new (although i'm good with netanyahu)...

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Level 65
Apr 26, 2015
Annoyed I didn't get Levi Eshkol, apart from that, I am a happy boy, I got most of them.
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Level 59
Oct 30, 2016
RIP Shimon Peres :(
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Level 55
Dec 5, 2016
Can you accept Sharet also? (and not just Sharett)
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Level 59
Dec 10, 2016
That will work now.
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Level 76
Aug 6, 2017
I was the 2nd person to take it after resetting, so am happy with 5 points for 4/12. Not sure that'll last though.
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Level 73
Aug 7, 2017
Just got 1pt for the same score. :-(
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Level 59
Aug 6, 2017
Don't know why the political party is there, but it definitely doesn't help.
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Level 74
Oct 4, 2017
It's to help you on the "Parties of all the Prime Ministers of Israel" quiz. ;) I'd never heard of any of these except Labor so it was interesting to me.
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Level 28
Oct 20, 2017
Here is a quiz for you
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Level 94
Jun 18, 2021
I disagree, I was only missing 1 when I got through, saw the Mapai party, and immediately knew who I was missing.
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Level 79
Oct 4, 2017
Am from the UK and got 6, with a couple of near misses - which just goes to show how prominent a place Israel has in the news. I doubt very much that I could name any PMs from Belgium, Holland and Norway combined and they are all very close neighbours with comparable/bigger populations.
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Level 79
Feb 16, 2018
Sorry but to my shame the only Scandinavian politicians I can name would be Dag Hammarskjold and Olaf Palme (unless you count Quisling - which I suppose you should).
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Level 81
Oct 4, 2017
The two cats I adopted off the streets of Riyadh I named David BenGurion and Ariel Sharon.
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Level 82
Oct 4, 2017
I tried Benjamin Disraeli, seems like that should be a correct answer.
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Level 57
Oct 4, 2017
ha was pm in the UK
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Level 59
Jul 18, 2020
I'm pretty sure it was a joke.
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Level 73
Dec 9, 2018
Disraeli wasn't from dis country.
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Level 94
Mar 8, 2018
Did Allon get dropped from this quiz in a reset? I get that he was only acting PM for a month or so, but I'd still include him.
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Level 70
Jul 23, 2019
Great quiz, got them all! (well, I’m an Israeli...)
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Level 83
Dec 31, 2019
I'm sure I have aunts who live on streets named after half these people. It's kinda cheating.
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Level 83
Dec 31, 2019
One lives on the corner of the hardest two.
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Level 71
Apr 1, 2020
I think we can all agree Sharett is the most boring and least significant one here and barely even deserves to be considered a Prime Minister and is a total waste of space and... and... and...

(Guess which one I missed)

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Level 70
Jun 13, 2021
Hey! The quiz need to be updated, today was the inauguration of the new Israeli government and the new prime minister, Naftali Bennett
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Level 74
Jun 16, 2021
Isn't Naftali Bennet's political party the "New Right"?
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Level 68
Jun 17, 2021
Yes. He left the Jewish Hope party in 2018. He is now representing the Yamina alliance, which currently only includes the New Right party.
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Level ∞
Jun 18, 2021
Fixed, thank you.
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Level 46
Jun 25, 2021
What is Israel??
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Level 59
Jun 26, 2021
Sovereign state in Western Asia situated between Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority.
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Level 91
Jul 2, 2021
I'll do you one better. Why is Israel??
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Level 65
Jul 2, 2021
Asking the important questions
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Level 78
Jul 2, 2021
Is Israel real?
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Level 59
Jul 20, 2021
If not the Arabs have been whinging and whining about nothing since 1948
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Level 86
Nov 6, 2023
The answer to Jacktheguy's question is: Because Jews have been kicked out of (or slaughtered in) every country to which they have immigrated since the second time they were kicked out of their original homeland, in which they had lived for 1,200 years before the birth of Muhammad. Therefore, they finally came home and started over.

There are many, of course, who insist the Jews are the only people in the world who don't deserve what absolutely everyone else deserves - a home where they won't be othered or second-classed. But these Nazi-types who endorse genocide are not to be listened to by reasonable humanitarians.

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Level 59
Nov 12, 2023
Hear hear
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Level 72
Oct 25, 2024
I would also like to add a little more context on the end of this which is that Israel is in itself committing the same kind of atrocities the Jewish people experienced elsewhere, the people born in Palestine who aren’t Jewish shouldn’t be punished for the crime of existing there either. I hope a peaceful two state solution is implemented soon
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Level 59
Oct 30, 2024
What nonsense - if Israel wanted to wipe out the Palestinians they would all be dead by now, at least the ones in Gaza. It has the means and opportunity to do so.

It's fighting a war against a constellation of Islamist terror groups who attacked it and have said they will do so again and again until Israel is no more.

The Arabs could have had peace decades ago but every time they chose war.

That isn't to say the Israelis are perfect; they are not. The Jewish extremists and cavemen who breed like rabbits pose as much of a threat to Israel as their Arab counterparts do. But the war is not about settlements, nor even the occupation of the West Bank and only the final eradication of Hamas, Hezbollah and the decapitation of the Iranian octopus (the Ayatollahs) will offer even the remotest chance of bringing about peace.

I wish Israel god speed in that endeavour and for genuine and lasting peace thereafter.

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Level 65
Nov 16, 2024
You say Jewish extremist as if there are any substantial differences between yourself and Ben-Gvir. Other than a few social issues, you are exactly the same as him.

In any case, the Palestinians (a distinct nation of Arabs and they should be referred to as such) are exercising the internationally recognized right to resist an occupation that has gone on for 80 years. The viciousness and brutality of the Israeli occupation has resulted in that same viciousness and brutality coming back in their faces time and time again.

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Level 59
Nov 18, 2024
Actually, besides the fact that I am not Jewish, there are plenty of differences between me and Itamar Ben-Gvir; he is a radical pro-settler nutcase whereas I, as in my previous comment made clear, oppose the settlements and would even support, if I believed that it would be used for the betterment of its own people rather than as a bigger platform for Hamas et al to attack Israel, the creation of a Palestinian state.

That last point is the crux of the matter. If Israel were to disengage from the West Bank, then that territory would be used to attack Israel, just as the Gaza Strip was. Those territories were not occupied by Israel until 1967 and yet until the 1967 war the Arabs were still committed to Israel's destruction. The conflict isn't about settlements or even the occupation itself and wrong though the former certainly are, both could end tomorrow and there would still be no peace. The Arabs would continue to attack Israel then cry at the inevitable consequences.

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Level 86
Jul 2, 2021
thank you for accepting Bibi
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Level 83
Jul 6, 2022
I fully expect Yuval HaMebulbal to take over next. Can't be worse than the joker in charge now.
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Level 90
Jul 7, 2022
As Plattitude asked above, what happened to poor old Allon?
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Level 81
Sep 13, 2022
Didn't even know there was a new one this year. Only one I missed.