List of members of the 18th Knesset

The Israeli parliamentary elections in 2009 and with them the elections for the 18th Knesset took place on February 10th.

Political party	Surname	annotation
Kadima (28)	Tzipi Livni
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	Dalia Itzik
	Tzachi Hanegbi
	Roni Bar-On
	Ze'ev Boim
	Meir Shitrit
	Ruchama Avraham
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	Marina Solodkin
	Yoel Hasson
	Gideon Esra
	Jacob Edery
	Eli Aflalo
	Ze'ev Bielski
	Ronit Tirosh
	Nachman Shai
	Shlomo Mula
	Robert Tiviaev
	Madschalli Wahbi
	Rachel Adato
	Yohanan Plesner
	Shai Hermesh
	Israel Hasson
	Aryeh Bibi
	Otniel Schneller
	Orit Zuaretz
	Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich
Likud (27)	Benjamin Netanyahu	prime minister
	Gideon Sa'ar	Minister of Education
	Gilad Erdan	Environment Minister
	Reuven Rivlin	Speaker of the Knesset
	Benny Begin	Minister with no portfolio
	Moshe Kachlon	Communications minister
	Silvan Shalom	Vice Prime Minister Minister for Regional Development
	Moshe Jaalon	Vice Prime Minister Minister for Strategic Affairs
	Yuval Steinitz	Finance minister
	Lea Nass	Minister of Pensions
	Israel Katz	Ministry of Transport, National Infrastructure and Road Safety
	July-Joel Edelstein	Ministry of Diplomacy and Diaspora
	Limor Livnat	Minister of Culture and Sport
	Haim Katz
	Jossi Peled	Minister with no portfolio
	Michael Eitan	Minister for Public Service Improvement
	Dan Meridor	Secret Service and Atomic Energy Minister
	Tzipi Hotovely
	Gila Gamliel
	Ze'ev Elkin
	Yariv Levin
	Zion Pinyan
	Job Kara
	Danny Danon
	Carmel Shama
	Ofir Akunis
	Miri Regev
Jisra'el Beitenu (15)	Avigdor Lieberman	Foreign minister
	Uzi Landau	Infrastructure Minister
	Stas Misseschnikow	Tourism Minister
	Yitzchak Aharonovich	Minister of Public Security
	Landver sofa	Immigration Minister
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	Danny Ayalon
	David Rotem
	Anastasia Michaeli
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	Robert Ilatov
	Hamad Amar
	Matalon Mosque
	Lia Shemtov
	Alex Miller
Avoda (8, initially 13)	Ehud Barak	Defense Minister
	Yitzchak Duke	Regional Development Minister
	Ophir Pines-Paz
	Avischai Brawerman	Minister for Minorities
	Shelly Yachimovich
	Matan Vilnai
	Eitan Cabel
	Benjamin Ben Eliezer	Minister for Trade, Labor and Industry
	July Tamir
	Amir Peretz
	Daniel Ben-Simon
	Shalom Simchon	Minister of Agriculture
	Orit Noked
Shas (11)	Eli Jishai	Interior minister
	Ariel Atias	Building minister
	Yitzchak Kohen
	Amnon Cohen
	Meschulam Nahari	Minister with no portfolio
	Jakob Margi	Minister of Religion
	David Azulai
	Yitzhak Vaknin
	Nissim Ze'ev
	Emil Amsalem
	Avraham Michaeli
United Torah Judaism (5)	Yaakov Litzman
	Moshe Gafni
	Meir Porusch
	Uri Maklev
	Eliezer Moses
Echud Leumi (4)	Ya'akov Katz
	Uri Ariel
	Arieh Eldad
	Michael Ben-Ari
Chadash (4)	Mohammad Barakeh
	Hana Sweid
	Dov Khenin
	Afu Agbaria
United Arab List (4)	Ibrahim Sarsur
	Ahmad Tibi
	Taleb el-Sana
	Masud Ghnaim
Habajit Hajehudi (3)	Daniel Herschkowitz	Science and Technology Minister
	Zebulun Orlew
	Uri Orbach
Meretz-Jachad (3)	Chaim Oron
	Ilan Gilon
	Nitzan Horowitz
Balad (3)	Jamal Zahalka
	Said Nafa
	Hanin Soabi
Ha'Atzma'ut (5, initially 0)	Ehud Barak	Defense Minister
	Einat Wilf
	Matan Vilnai
	Shalom Simhon	Minister of Agriculture
	Orit Noked

Entries and exits

Former member	Political party	Replaced by	date
Chaim Ramon	Kadima	Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich	July 2, 2009
Ophir Pines-Paz	Avoda	Einat Wilf *	January 10, 2010
Yuli Tamir	Avoda	Ghalib Mujadala	April 13, 2010
Tzachi Hanegbi	Kadima	Nino Abesadze	November 9, 2010
Meir Porusch	United Torah Judaism	Yisrael Eichler	February 6, 2011
Ze'ev Boim	Kadima	Doron Avital	March 18, 2011
Chaim Oron	Meretz-Jachad	Zehava Gal-On	March 25, 2011
Eli Aflalo	Kadima	Avi Duan	January 25, 2012
Tzipi Livni	Kadima	Yuval Zellner	May 3, 2012
Gideon Esra	Kadima	Akram Hasson	17th May 2012
Avi poet	Kadima	Ahmed Dabbah	August 16, 2012
Jossi Peled	Likud	Alali Adamso	September 16, 2012
Amir Peretz	Likud	Yoram Marciano	December 9, 2012

Individual evidence

↑ Ehud Barack and four other MPs left Avoda in favor of the new Ha'Atzma'ut party on January 17, 2011
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Joined the newly founded Ha'Atzma'ut on January 17, 2011 from Awoda
↑ Ehud Barack and four other MPs left Avoda in favor of the new Ha'Atzma'ut party on January 17, 2011

[1] Ehud Barack and four other MPs left Avoda in favor of the new Ha'Atzma'ut party on January 17, 2011

[Wechsel-2] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Joined the newly founded Ha'Atzma'ut on January 17, 2011 from Awoda

[Atzma-3] Ehud Barack and four other MPs left Avoda in favor of the new Ha'Atzma'ut party on January 17, 2011