1988 Israeli presidential election

Elections for the President of Israel were held in the Knesset on 23 February 1988.[1]

1988 Israeli presidential election

23 February 1988

Nominee Chaim Herzog Isaac Herzog Party Alignment Independent Electoral vote 82 2 Percentage 75% 1%

President before election Chaim Herzog Alignment Elected President Chaim Herzog Alignment

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Chaim Herzog stood for re-election as President of Israel as an unopposed candidate.