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Limor Livnat (Ibrani: ; lahir 22 September 1950) adalah seorang politikus Israel. Ia menjabat sebagai anggota Knesset untuk Likud antara 1992 dan 2015, dan menjadi , dan . リモール・リブナット（ヘブライ語: לימור אהבה לִבְנַת‎, 英語: Limor Livnat、1950年9月22日 - ）は、イスラエルの政治家。国会議員。教育相（シャロン内閣）を務め、現在は同国のスポーツ・文化相。 Limor Livnat (en hébreu : לימור לבנת), née le 22 septembre 1950 à Haïfa, est une femme politique israélienne membre du Likoud. Elle réside à Tel Aviv, est mariée et a deux enfants. Лимор Ливнат (ивр. ‏לימור לבנת‏‎, родилась 22 сентября 1950 года) — израильский политический и государственный деятель, министр связи Израиля, министр образования Израиля, министр культуры и спорта Израиля, депутат Кнессета от партии Ликуд. ليمور ليفنات (بالعبرية: לימור לבנת) (مزدادة في 22 سبتمبر 1950) هي سياسية إسرائيلية كانت عضوة في الكنيست عن حزب ليكود بين سنوات 1992 و 2015 وشغلت منصب الوزيرة لكل من وزارة الاتصالات، وزارة التربية والتعليم ووزارة الثقافة والرياضة. Limor Livnat (Hebrew: ; born 22 September 1950) is an Israeli former politician. She served as a member of the Knesset for Likud between 1992 and 2015, and was Minister of Communications, Minister of Education, and Minister of Culture & Sport. Limor Liwnat (hebr. לימור לבנת, ur. 22 września 1950 w Hajfie) – izraelska polityk, posłanka do Knesetu z ramienia partii Likud, minister w kilku rządach. Limor Livnat (hebräisch לימור לבנת, * 22. September 1950 in Haifa, Israel) ist eine israelische Politikerin, die als Knessetabgeordnete des Likud und als Ministerin für Kultur und Sport von 2009 bis Mai 2015 tätig war. Kurz nach den Wahlen im Jahr 1992 wurde sie als Ersatz für Chaim Korfu am 14. April 1992 Knessetabgeordnete. In ihrer ersten Zeit war sie Vorsitzende des Komitees, welches sich für die Gleichstellung von Frauen einsetzte sowie des parlamentarischen Ausschusses, der Fälle untersuchte, bei denen Männer ihre Ehefrauen ermordeten. Limor Livnat (hebrejsky: ; narozena 22. září 1950) je izraelská politička a bývalá poslankyně Knesetu za stranu Likud. V letech 2009 až 2013 zastávala pozici ministryně kultury a sportu v izraelské vládě. Limor Livnat (Hebreeuws: לימור לבנת) (Haifa, 22 september 1950) is een Israëlische politica van de Likoed. Livnat had van 1992 tot 2015 zitting in de Knesset. In het kabinet-Netanyahu I (1996-1999) was ze minister van Communicatie, in de kabinetten Sharon I (2001-2003) en Sharon II (2003-2006) minister van Onderwijs, en minister van Cultuur en Sport in de kabinetten Netanyahu II (2009-2013) en Netanyahu III (2013-2015). Livnat woont in Tel Aviv, is getrouwd en heeft twee kinderen. Een bijzonderheid is dat zij het enige lid van de 19e Knesset was dat geen middelbaar onderwijs had genoten.
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Limor Livnat (hebräisch לימור לבנת, * 22. September 1950 in Haifa, Israel) ist eine israelische Politikerin, die als Knessetabgeordnete des Likud und als Ministerin für Kultur und Sport von 2009 bis Mai 2015 tätig war. Kurz nach den Wahlen im Jahr 1992 wurde sie als Ersatz für Chaim Korfu am 14. April 1992 Knessetabgeordnete. In ihrer ersten Zeit war sie Vorsitzende des Komitees, welches sich für die Gleichstellung von Frauen einsetzte sowie des parlamentarischen Ausschusses, der Fälle untersuchte, bei denen Männer ihre Ehefrauen ermordeten. Лимор Ливнат (ивр. ‏לימור לבנת‏‎, родилась 22 сентября 1950 года) — израильский политический и государственный деятель, министр связи Израиля, министр образования Израиля, министр культуры и спорта Израиля, депутат Кнессета от партии Ликуд. Limor Livnat (hebrejsky: ; narozena 22. září 1950) je izraelská politička a bývalá poslankyně Knesetu za stranu Likud. V letech 2009 až 2013 zastávala pozici ministryně kultury a sportu v izraelské vládě. Limor Liwnat (hebr. לימור לבנת, ur. 22 września 1950 w Hajfie) – izraelska polityk, posłanka do Knesetu z ramienia partii Likud, minister w kilku rządach. Limor Livnat (Ibrani: ; lahir 22 September 1950) adalah seorang politikus Israel. Ia menjabat sebagai anggota Knesset untuk Likud antara 1992 dan 2015, dan menjadi , dan . ليمور ليفنات (بالعبرية: לימור לבנת) (مزدادة في 22 سبتمبر 1950) هي سياسية إسرائيلية كانت عضوة في الكنيست عن حزب ليكود بين سنوات 1992 و 2015 وشغلت منصب الوزيرة لكل من وزارة الاتصالات، وزارة التربية والتعليم ووزارة الثقافة والرياضة. リモール・リブナット（ヘブライ語: לימור אהבה לִבְנַת‎, 英語: Limor Livnat、1950年9月22日 - ）は、イスラエルの政治家。国会議員。教育相（シャロン内閣）を務め、現在は同国のスポーツ・文化相。 Limor Livnat (Hebreeuws: לימור לבנת) (Haifa, 22 september 1950) is een Israëlische politica van de Likoed. Livnat had van 1992 tot 2015 zitting in de Knesset. In het kabinet-Netanyahu I (1996-1999) was ze minister van Communicatie, in de kabinetten Sharon I (2001-2003) en Sharon II (2003-2006) minister van Onderwijs, en minister van Cultuur en Sport in de kabinetten Netanyahu II (2009-2013) en Netanyahu III (2013-2015). Ze behoort tot de conservatieve rechtervleugel van de Likoed en is een aanhangster van het revisionistisch zionisme. Ze keerde zich dan ook tegen de Oslo-akkoorden en stond negatief tegenover een verminderde controle op de Westelijke Jordaanoever maar toonde geen verzet bij het opgeven van de Gazastrook in 2005. Ook is ze kritisch over de . Voorts woont ze bijeenkomsten bij waarbij voormalige militante strijdgroepen zoals de Irgoen en Lechi worden herdacht. Livnat woont in Tel Aviv, is getrouwd en heeft twee kinderen. Een bijzonderheid is dat zij het enige lid van de 19e Knesset was dat geen middelbaar onderwijs had genoten. Limor Livnat (Hebrew: ; born 22 September 1950) is an Israeli former politician. She served as a member of the Knesset for Likud between 1992 and 2015, and was Minister of Communications, Minister of Education, and Minister of Culture & Sport. Limor Livnat (en hébreu : לימור לבנת), née le 22 septembre 1950 à Haïfa, est une femme politique israélienne membre du Likoud. Elle réside à Tel Aviv, est mariée et a deux enfants.
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