Ministry of Interior (Israel)

Ministry of Interior
Agency overview
משרד הפנים
Formed	1948
Jurisdiction	Government of Israel
Minister responsible	Aryeh Deri
Website	www.moin.gov.il

The Ministry of Interior (Hebrew: משרד הפנים‎‎, Misrad HaPnim; Arabic: وزارة الداخلية‎‎) in the State of Israel is one of the government offices that is responsible for local government, citizenship and residency, identity cards, and student and entry visas.

Responsibilities

Providing citizenship and permanent resident status.
Issuing of entry visas and staying visas in the country.
Inhabitants administration: personal registration
- Issuing of Israeli identity cards.
- Personal registrations such as birth, marriage etc.
Local government, city councils and local councils supervision
Elections
Associations
Planning and building supervising

Departments

The Administration for Local Government and Administration
Administration for Budgeting and Developing in the Local Authorities
Wing for Inspection in the Local Authorities
Administration of Planning
Administration of Border check points, Population and Immigration
Administration for Emergency Services and Special Tasks
Commissioner of Fire-Fighting and Rescuing
National Elections' Supervisor
National Unit for Building Supervising
Administration of Water

List of ministers

#	Name	Party	Governments	Term start	Term end
1	Yitzhak Gruenbaum	Independent	P	14 May 1948	10 March 1949
2	Haim-Moshe Shapira	United Religious Front, Hapoel HaMizrachi	1, 2, 3	10 March 1949	24 December 1952
3	Israel Rokah	General Zionists	4, 5	24 December 1952	29 June 1955
–	Haim-Moshe Shapira	Hapoel HaMizrachi	6	29 June 1955	3 November 1955
4	Israel Bar-Yehuda	Ahdut HaAvoda	7, 8	3 November 1955	17 December 1959
–	Haim-Moshe Shapira	National Religious Party	9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15	17 December 1959	16 July 1970
5	Golda Meir	Alignment	15	16 July 1970	1 September 1970
6	Yosef Burg	National Religious Party	15, 16	1 September 1970	3 June 1974
7	Shlomo Hillel	Alignment	17	3 June 1974	29 October 1974
–	Yosef Burg	National Religious Party	17	29 October 1974	22 December 1976
–	Shlomo Hillel	Alignment	17	16 January 1977	20 June 1977
–	Yosef Burg	National Religious Party	18, 19, 20	20 June 1977	13 September 1984
8	Shimon Peres	Alignment	21	13 September 1984	24 December 1984
9	Yitzhak Peretz	Shas	21, 22	24 December 1984	6 January 1987
10	Yitzhak Shamir	Likud	22	6 January 1987	22 December 1988
11	Aryeh Deri	Shas	23, 24, 25	22 December 1988	11 May 1993
12	Yitzhak Rabin	Labor Party	25	11 May 1993	7 June 1993
–	Aryeh Deri	Shas	25	7 June 1993	14 September 1993
–	Yitzhak Rabin	Labor Party	25	14 September 1993	27 February 1995
13	Uzi Baram	Labor Party	25	27 February 1995	7 June 1995
14	David Libai	Labor Party	25	19 June 1995	18 July 1995
15	Ehud Barak	Labor Party	25	18 July 1995	22 November 1995
16	Haim Ramon	Labor Party	26	22 November 1995	18 June 1996
17	Eli Suissa	Not an MK	27	18 June 1996	6 July 1999
18	Natan Sharansky	Yisrael BaAliyah	28	6 July 1999	11 July 2000
–	Haim Ramon	One Israel	28	11 July 2000	7 March 2001
19	Eli Yishai	Shas	29	7 March 2001	23 May 2002
20	Ariel Sharon	Likud	29	23 May 2002	3 June 2002
–	Eli Yishai	Shas	29	3 June 2002	28 February 2003
21	Avraham Poraz	Shinui	30	28 February 2003	4 December 2004
22	Ophir Pines-Paz	Labor Party	30	10 January 2005	23 November 2005
–	Ariel Sharon	Kadima	30	23 November 2005	4 May 2006
23	Roni Bar-On	Kadima	31	4 May 2006	4 July 2007
24	Meir Sheetrit	Kadima	31	4 July 2007	31 March 2009
–	Eli Yishai	Shas	32	31 March 2009	18 March 2013
25	Gideon Sa'ar	Likud	33	18 March 2013	5 November 2014
26	Gilad Erdan	Likud	33	5 November 2014	14 May 2015
27	Silvan Shalom	Likud	34	14 May 2015	27 December 2015
28	Benjamin Netanyahu	Likud	34	27 December 2015	11 January 2016
–	Aryeh Deri	Shas	34	11 January 2016

Deputy ministers

#	Name	Party	Governments	Term start	Term end
1	Shlomo-Yisrael Ben-Meir	National Religious Party	9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14	28 December 1959	15 December 1969
2	Yosef Goldschmidt	National Religious Party	15	22 December 1969	16 July 1970
–	Yosef Goldschmidt	National Religious Party	15	19 July 1970	1 September 1970
3	Rafael Pinhasi	Shas	23	15 January 1990	11 June 1990
4	Salah Tarif	Labor Party	25	27 November 1995	18 June 1996
5	David Azulai	Shas	29	2 May 2001	23 May 2002
–	David Azulai	Shas	29	3 June 2002	28 February 2003
6	Victor Brailovsky	Shinui	30	5 March 2003	29 November 2004
7	Ruhama Avraham	Kadima	30	30 March 2005	4 May 2006
8	Yaron Mazuz	Likud	34	14 June 2015	11 January 2016
9	Meshulam Nahari	Shas	34	13 January 2016

References

External links

Interior Ministry site
All Ministers in the Ministry of Internal Affairs Knesset website

Interior Ministers of Israel

Gruenbaum (1948–49) Shapira (1949–52) Rokach (1952–55) Shapira (1955) Bar-Yehuda (1955–59) Shapira (1959–70) Meir (1970) Burg (1970–74) Hillel (1974) Burg (1974–76) Hillel (1977) Burg (1977–84) Peres (1984) Peretz (1984–87) Shamir (1987–88) Deri (1988–93) Rabin (1993) Deri (1993) Rabin (1993–95) Baram (1995) Libai (1995) Barak (1995) Ramon (1995–96) Suissa (1996–99) Sharansky (1999–2000) Ramon (2000–01) Yishai (2001–02) Sharon (2002) Yishai (2002–03) Poraz (2003–04) Pines-Paz (2005) Sharon (2004–06) Bar-On (2006–07) Sheetrit (2007–09) Yishai (2009–13) Sa'ar (2013–14) Erdan (2014–15) Shalom (2015) Netanyahu (2015–16) Deri (2016–)

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 Affairs & Social Services Social Equality Strategic Affairs Tourism Transport & Road Safety 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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