Chairman/CEO From To Remarks Levi Eshkol –Chairman 1.4.69 Levi Eshkol was Prime Minister of Israel at the time of his appointment as Chairman of the Board of Directors. The first official chairman of the Company, he stepped down due to illness. Yehuda Tamir – Chairman 1969 July 1974 Prime Minister’ s alternate: Golda Meir Moshe Avnieli – CEO 1969 1974   Erwin Shemron-Chairman November 1974 October 1975   Ronny Gloskinos-CEO 1974 October 1975   Shne’or Peleg November 1975 December 1978   Josef Geva- Chairman November 1975     Abraham Roffman – alternate CEO February 1979     Nissim Aboloff - Chairman February 1980     Amos Unger – CEO February 1981     Tzvi Caspi – Chairman     Reuven Shalom – CEO August 1987     Orna Cohen – Chairman     Shlomo Sofer –CEO     Ilan Gavrieli – CEO     Gilad Baniel – CEO August 1998 June 2000   Yinon Ahiman - CEO July 2000 July 2002   Dov Kalmenovitch – Chairman August 2000 May 2003   Motti Yogev – Alternate Chairman       Nissim Arazi – Current CEO December 2003

Members of the Current Board of Directors Gilad Bar Adon, Chairman Sasson Zidkiyahu Efrat Zilberman Moshe Morgenstern Ya’akov Amster Dina Han Shlomo Brosh

Upon the foundation of JQDC, prior to initial operations under the lawfully appointed Board of Directors, the State of Israel decided to appoint the Supreme Ministerial Committee for Jerusalem as decision makers regarding JQDC operations:

Mordehai Bentov – Minister of Housing Haim Moshe Shapira – Minister of the Interior Yigal Alon – Deputy Prime Minister Pinhas Sapir Eliyahu Sasson Menahem Begin Moshe Kol – Minister of Tourism Abba Eben – Minister of Foreign Affairs Haim Gvati – Minister of Agriculture Ya’akov Shimshon Shapira – Minister of Justice Josef Aharon Almogi – Minister of Labor Zerah Verhaftig – Minister of Religious Affairs Ze’ev Sherf – Minister of Finance

In June 1969 the State of Israel appointed the following alternates: Y. Sheari – Deputy Minister of Development M. Benbenishti – Municipality of Jerusalem A. Yarmens – Ministry of Finance M. Arnon – Government Secretary S. Hillel – Ministry of Foreign Affairs E. Sivan – Ministry of Finance M. Aronovsky – Ministry of Justice Y. Herzog – Prime Minister’s Office Teddy Kollek – Mayor of Jerusalem     Z. Rafiah – Ministry of Foreign Affairs M. Sasson – Prime Minister’s Office