Labor, Welfare and Health Committee

The Labor, Welfare and Health Committee of the Knesset deals with labor, employment and welfare matters,[1] which operates continuously from the first Knesset until the dissolution of the 20th Knesset. After not being filled during the 21st and 22nd Knessets due to the lack of a government, in the 23rd Knesset, the Knesset plenum approved the proposal of the organizing committee to establish it as a special committee on welfare and labor that will operate until the establishment of the standing committees. The special committee was headed by Aida Touma-Suleiman from the Joint List, until Haim Katz was elected to chair the committee. Following the formation of the Israeli government, the committee was split - into the Labor and Welfare Committee, and the Health Committee. The chair of the Labor and Welfare Committee is Efrat Raytan from the Labor Party, and the chair of the Health Committee is Idit Silman from Yamina party.

Chair
Portrait ChairTook officeLeft officePartyRef.
Akiva Govrin
Govrin, AkivaAkiva Govrin
(1902–1980)		19491951 Mapai[2]
Pinhas Lavon
Lavon, PinhasPinhas Lavon
(1904–1976)		19491951 Mapai[3]
Avraham Rakanti
Rakanti, AvrahamAvraham Rakanti
(1888–1980)		19491951 Herut[4]
Akiva Govrin
Govrin, AkivaAkiva Govrin
(1902–1980)		19511955 Mapai[2]
Binyamin Avniel
Avniel, BinyaminBinyamin Avniel
(1906–1993)		19511955 Herut[5]
Aryeh Altman
Altman, AryehAryeh Altman
(1902–1982)		19511955 Herut[6]
Akiva Govrin
Govrin, AkivaAkiva Govrin
(1902–1980)		19551959 Mapai[2]
Moshe Erem
Erem, MosheMoshe Erem
(1896–1978)		19551959 Ahdut HaAvoda[7]
Akiva Govrin
Govrin, AkivaAkiva Govrin
(1902–1980)		19591961 Mapai[2]
Nahum Nir
Nir, NahumNahum Nir
(1884–1968)		19591961 Ahdut HaAvoda[8]
Akiva Govrin
Govrin, AkivaAkiva Govrin
(1902–1980)		19611965 Mapai[2]
Moshe Baram
Baram, MosheMoshe Baram
(1911–1986)		19611965 Mapai[9]
Nahum Nir
Nir, NahumNahum Nir
(1884–1968)		19611965 Ahdut HaAvoda[8]
Moshe Baram
Baram, MosheMoshe Baram
(1911–1986)		19651969 Labor[9]
Moshe Erem
Erem, MosheMoshe Erem
(1896–1978)		19651969 Labor[7]
Shlomo Rosen
Rosen, ShlomoShlomo Rosen
(1905–1985)		19651969 Mapam[10]
Shoshana Arbeli-Almozlino
Arbeli-Almozlino, ShoshanaShoshana Arbeli-Almozlino
(1926–2015)		19691974 Alignment[11]
Haika Grossman
Grossman, HaikaHaika Grossman
(1919–1996)		19691974 Alignment[12]
Shoshana Arbeli-Almozlino
Arbeli-Almozlino, ShoshanaShoshana Arbeli-Almozlino
(1926–2015)		19741977 Alignment[11]
Haika Grossman
Grossman, HaikaHaika Grossman
(1919–1996)		19741977 Mapam[12]
Menachem Porush
Porush, MenachemMenachem Porush
(1916–2010)		19771984 Agudat Yisrael[13]
Ora Namir
Namir, OraOra Namir
(1930–2019)		19841992 Labor[14]
Yossi Katz
Katz, YossiYossi Katz
(born 1949)		19921996 Labor[15]
Amir Peretz
Peretz, AmirAmir Peretz
(born 1952)		19921996 Labor[16]
Maxim Levy
Levy, MaximMaxim Levy
(1950–2002)		19961999 Gesher (1996 political party)[17]
David Tal
Tal, DavidDavid Tal
(born 1950)		19992003 Shas[18]
Yair Peretz
Peretz, YairYair Peretz
(born 1954)		19992003 Shas[19]
Shaul Yahalom
Yahalom, ShaulShaul Yahalom
(born 1947)		20032006 Mafdal[20]
Haim Katz
Katz, HaimHaim Katz
(born 1947)		20032006 Likud[21]
Moshe Sharoni
Sharoni, MosheMoshe Sharoni
(1929–2020)		20062009 Dor (political party)[22]
Yitzhak Galanti
Galanti, YitzhakYitzhak Galanti
(1937–2012)		20062009 Dor (political party)[23]
Haim Katz
Katz, HaimHaim Katz
(born 1947)		20092015 Likud[21]
Eli Alaluf
Alaluf, EliEli Alaluf
(born 1945)		20152019 Kulanu[24]
Haim Katz
Katz, HaimHaim Katz
(born 1947)		20202021 Likud[21]
Efrat Rayten
Rayten, EfratEfrat Rayten
(born 1972)		20212022 Labor[25][26]
Yisrael Eichler
Eichler, YisraelYisrael Eichler
(born 1955)		2023Incumbent UTJ[27]

References
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  3. "Pinhas Lavon". main.knesset.gov.il. Retrieved 2022-05-06.
  4. "Avraham Rakanti". main.knesset.gov.il. Retrieved 2022-05-06.
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