Dov Shilansky

Lawyer and politician in Israel

Dov Shilansky - Leaders & Politicians born March 21st, 1924
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Born in Lithuania, pursued legal education and settled in Israel. Engaged in law and public service, became involved in political activities. Served as a member of the Knesset, contributing to legislative processes. Held various positions, including Deputy Speaker of the Knesset, advocating for issues relevant to the community.

Served in the Knesset for multiple terms

Acted as Deputy Speaker of the Knesset

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