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List of Israelis

This is a list of prominent Israelis (including Arab citizens of Israel).

Contents

Historical figures

Politicians

See also: List of Israeli politicians

Military

Activists

Criminals

Cultural figures

Film, TV, and stage

See also: List of Israeli actors

Popular musicians

See also: List of Israeli musical artists

Classical musicians

Writers

Artists

  • Yaacov Agam - kinetic artist
  • Michael Arad - architect
  • Ron Arad - designer
  • Mordecai Ardon - painter
  • Yigal Azrouel - fashion designer
  • Ralph Bakshi - animator
  • Alber Elbaz - fashion designer
  • Leah Gottlieb - fashion designer (Gottex swimsuits)
  • Nahum Gutman - painter
  • Ranan Lurie - political cartoonist
  • Michal Rovner - photographer
  • Reuven Rubin - painter
  • Moshe Safdie - architect
  • Elie Tahari - fashion designer
  • Ronit Zilkha - fashion designer

Academic figures

Computing and mathematics

There have also been at least 6 Israeli winners of the Gödel Prize in theoretical computer science: Shlomo Moran (93), Yoram Moses (97), Moshe Vardi (00), Uriel Feige & Shmuel Safra (01) and Nir Shavit (04).

Physics and chemistry

Biology and medicine

Social sciences

Entrepreneurs

High-tech

Other

Sports

Basketball

  • Micky Berkowitz - Maccabi Tel-Aviv
  • Tal Brody - Maccabi Tel-Aviv
  • Tal Burstein - Maccabi Tel-Aviv
  • Amit Tamir - University of California, PAOK Thessaloniki

Football

  • Yossi Benayoun - Maccabi Haifa, Racing Santander
  • Eyal Berkovich - Maccabi Haifa, Southampton, West Ham, Celtic, Man City, Portsmouth
  • Haim Revivo - Maccabi Haifa, Celta Vigo, Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray
  • Ronnie Rosenthal - Maccabi Haifa, Liverpool, Tottenham
  • Mordechai Spiegler - Maccabi Netanya, Paris St. Germain
  • Pini Zahavi - UK-based super-agent

Other

  • 1972 Olympic wrestling team - see Munich Massacre
  • Alex Averbukh - pole vaulter (european champion: 2002)
  • Isaac Berger - US-based weightlifter (olympic gold: 1956; silver: 1960, 1964)
  • Galit Chait & Sergei Sakhnovsky - ice skaters (world championship bronze: 2002)
  • Gal Fridman - windsurfer (olympic gold: 2004, bronze: 1996; world champion: 2002)
  • Boris Gelfand , Emil Sutovsky, Ilya Smirin - chess Grandmasters (top 30 rankings)
  • Baruch Hagai - wheelchair athlete (multiple paralympic golds)
  • Esther Roth-Shachamarov - track & field (5 asian game golds)
  • Anna Smashnova - tennis player (9 WTA career titles)
  • Ariel Zeevi - judoka (european champion: 2000, 2003, 2004; olympic bronze: 2004)

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