Amiram Levin

Amiram Levin
Native name	עמירם לוין
Born	(1946-07-07) July 7, 1946 Lehavot HaBashan, Mandatory Palestine
Allegiance	Israel
Years of service	1965–1998
Rank	Aluf (major general)
Battles/wars	Six-Day War War of Attrition Yom Kippur War Operation Thunderbolt Operation Litani 1982 Lebanon War First Intifada Operation Grapes of Wrath

Amiram Levin (Hebrew: עמירם לוין‎‎; born 7 July 1946) is a retired Aluf (Major General, res.) who was commander of the IDF Northern Command. For many years he served in Sayeret Matkal, was its commander, and was involved in some of its prominent actions. Levin also served as deputy of the Mossad Director, and chairman of the National Roads Company.

GOC Northern Command

Carmel (1948–49)
Avidar (1949–52)
Dayan (1952)
Simhoni (1952–54)
Tzadok (1954–56)
Rabin (1956–59)
Zorea (1959–62)
Yoffe (1962–64)
Elazar (1964–69)
Gur (1969–72)
Hofi (1972–74)
Gur (1974)
Eitan (1974–77)
Ben-Gal (1977–81)
Drori (1981–83)
Orr (1983–86)
Peled (1986–91)
Mordechai (1991–94)
Levin (1994–98)
Ashkenazi (1998–2002)
Gantz (2002–05)
Adam (2005–06)
Eizenkot (2006–11)
Golan (2011–14)
Kochavi (2014–present)

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