The new Israeli government headed by Sharon
Israel, Politics, 3/8/2001

The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon on Wednesday evening introduced members of his new government to the Israeli Knesset.

It includes: Ariel Sharon as Prime minister and a minister for Containing affairs; Shemon Peres the deputy prime minister and the foreign minister; Elie Bashai the deputy premier and minister of the Interior; Nathan Sheranski the deputy prime minister and minister of housing; Sameul Afital Minister unspecified, and an official for social co-ordination; Ashir Rouhna minister for religious affairs; Dalia Etsik minister of trade and commerce; Benjamin Bin Aleazer as war minister; Shloumo Bin Binazri minister of labor and prosperity; Nasim Yahan minister of Health; Sahi Hankabi minister for environmental affairs; Nathan Bin Maei minister for Sports; Rahba'am Zeifi tourism minister; Saleh Tarif minister without a bag; Ranaan Cohen minister without a bag; Petty Levy acting minister for regional co-operation; Limore Leibinat minister of education; Afigdore Libernman minister for the infrastructure, Ozi Landwa minister of internal security affairs; Dani Levy the minister in charge of co-ordination between the government and the Knesset; Alyahu Sweisah minister without a bag for Jerusalem affairs, Aphraem Seneh a minister of communications, Maer Shtriet minister of justice; Rovin Revlen minister of telecommunications and Shaloum Seimhoun the minister of agriculture.

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