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Merav Michaeli

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Merav Michaeli (born 24 November 1966) is an Israeli feminist politician, the outgoing chairman of the Labor Party and Member of the Knesset on her behalf. Served as Minister of Transportation and Road Safety in the 36th government . Before her election to the Knesset, she was a television and radio host, a lecturer on communication and gender issues, and a publicist.

Michaeli at an event in memory of journalist Hanna Zemer in 2013

Michaeli (second from the left) in an interview on the program Back of the Nation together with Orna Banai, Guri Alfi, Lior Shlain and Einav Galili, 2016

Michaeli meets with President Reuven Rivlin as part of the consultations after the elections to the twenty-fourth Knesset.

Michaeli in 2013

Michaeli together with the American politician Beto O'Rourke, 2015

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