Shimon Shetreet

Background

Shetreet, Shimon was born in 1946 in Morocco.

Education

Bachelor of Laws, Hebrew University, 1968. Master of Laws, Hebrew University, 1970. Master of Comparative Laws, University Chicago, 1971.

Doctor of Philosophy, University Chicago. Data Control Language, University Chicago, 1973.

Career

Clerk to Justice Witkon Israeli Supreme Court, 1967. Professor law Hebrew University, 1973-1988, 96—. Finance committee, constitution and law committee, control committee Knesset, 1988.

Minister economics and planning Israeli Government, 1992-1995, minister science and technical, 1992-1993, minister in charge of Second television and Radio Authority, 1993, minister religious affairs, 1995-1996. Judge Standard Contracts Court, 1985-1991. Senior deputy mayor City of Jerusalem, 1999—2003.

Greenbelt professor public international law, director Sacheu Institute Comparative Law, Hebrew University Jerusalem. Board directors Bank Leumi. Chairman Afro-Asian Institute of the Histadrut.

Chairman Committee on Broadcasting Authority Act, 1986. Visiting professor University Manitoba, Canada, 1977-1978, Wuerzburg University, Germany, 1980, University San Diego, 1983, New York University, 1983-1984, University St. Gallen, 2006, University Zurich, 2006, University Cambridge, 2006, Case Western Reserve University, 2006. Member Commission on Israeli Court Systems, 1980, Council of Administrative Tribunal, 1985-1988.

Secretary general Public Law Association, 1987-1992.

Achievements

• Shimon Shetreet has been listed as a noteworthy mayor, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married; 4 children.