Yosef Sapir

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Yosef Sapir
Liberal Party
1965–1972	Gahal

Personal details
Born	27 January 1902 Jaffa, Ottoman Empire
Died	26 February 1972(1972-02-26) (aged 70)

Yosef Sapir (Hebrew: יוסף ספיר; January 27, 1902 – February 26, 1972) was an Israeli politician and Knesset member of the 1st to 7th Knessets. He served as head of the General Zionists and was a founding member of the Gahal party.

Sapir was born in

Minister of Transportation

between 1952 and 1955.

Sapir served as a

Minister of Trade and Industry in Golda Meir

's government, until Gahal left the coalition on 6 August 1970.

Ramle and Beit Shemesh

, is named in his honor.

External links

Yosef Sapir on the Knesset website

v t e Health Ministers of Israel
Shapira (1948–51) Burg (1951–52) Sapir (1952) Serlin (1952–55) Yosef (1955) Barzilai (1955–61) Shapira (1961–66) Barzilai (1966–69) Gvati (1969–70) Shem-Tov (1970–77) Shostak (1977–84) Gur (1984–86) Arbeli-Almozlino (1986–88) Tzur (1988–90) Olmert (1990–92) Ramon (1992–94) Rabin (1994) Sneh (1994–96) Hanegbi (1996) Matza (1996–99) Benizri (1999–2000) Milo (2000–01) Dahan (2001–02) Sharon (2002) Dahan (2002–03) Naveh (2003–06) Edri (2006) Ben-Yezri (2006–09) Netanyahu (2009–13) German (2013–14) Netanyahu (2015) Litzman (2015–17) Netanyahu (2017–19) Litzman (2019–20) Edelstein (2020–21) Horowitz (2021–22) Deri (2022–23) Arbel (2023) Buso (2023–)

v t e Economy Ministers of Israel
Bernstein (1948–49) Kaplan (1949–50) Geri (1950–51) Yosef (1951–52) Bernstein (1952–55) Naftali (1955) Sapir (1955–65) Zadok (1965–66) Sherf (1966–69) Sapir (1969–70) Sapir (1970–72) Bar-Lev (1972–77) Hurvitz (1977–78) Patt (1979–84) Sharon (1984–90) Nissim (1990–92) Harish (1992–96) Sharansky (1996–99) Ran Cohen (1999–2000) Barak (2000–01) Itzik (2001–02) Sharon (2002–03) Olmert (2003–06) Yishai (2006–09) Ben-Eliezer (2009–11) Simhon (2011–2013) Bennett (2013–15) Deri (2015) Netanyahu (2016) Kahlon (2016–17) Eli Cohen (2017–20) Peretz (2020–21) Barbivai (2021–22) Barkat (2022–)

v t e Transport Ministers of Israel
Remez (1948–50) Yosef (1950–51) Pinkas (1951–52) Ben-Gurion (1952) Serlin (1952) Sapir (1952–55) Aran (1955) Carmel (1955–59) Ben-Aharon (1959–62) Bar-Yehuda (1962–65) Carmel (1965–69) Weizman (1969–70) Peres (1970–74) Yariv (1974) Yaacobi (1974–77) Begin (1977) Amit (1977–78) Landau (1979–81) Corfu (1981–88) Katsav (1988–92) Kessar (1992–96) Levy (1996–98) Yahalom (1998–99) Mordechai (1999–2000) Lipkin-Shahak (2000–01) Sneh (2001–02) Sharon (2002) Hanegbi (2002–03) Lieberman (2003–04) Sheetrit (2004–06) Mofaz (2006–09) Katz (2009–19) Smotrich (2019–20) Regev (2020–21) Michaeli (2021–22) Regev (2022–)

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