Meir Dizengoff

Meir Dizengoff was a prominent Israeli politician and the first mayor of Tel Aviv, serving from 1921 to 1936 and again from 1950 to 1960. He played a crucial role in transforming Tel Aviv from a small settlement into a vibrant, modern city. Dizengoff was instrumental in establishing essential infrastructure, public services, and fostering urban development. His leadership helped shape Tel Aviv’s identity as a center of culture, commerce, and innovation. Today, the city’s main boulevard is named after him in recognition of his significant contributions to its growth and development.