Yeruham "Eitan" Livni (1 April 1919 – 27 December 1991) was a Revisionist Zionist activist, Irgun commander and Israeli politician, father of Israeli politician Tzipi Livni.

was born in Grodno, Poland (now in Belarus) on 1 April 1919 to Yitzhak and Dvora. His family moved to Mandatory Palestine in 1925 and settled inTel Aviv. He went to High School and Trade School in Tel Aviv, and in 1938, he joined the Betar Company at Zikhron Ya'akov, where he was assigned to agricultural work and guard duty. Soon after, he joined the Irgun, and a year later, he was summoned to a commanders course at Tel Tzur (near Binyamina).[1]
When the Irgun proclaimed its revolt against the British in February 1944, he was put in charge of the Irgun activities, and was later appointed to the General Headquarters as chief operations officer. He was arrested on April 4, 1946, for his participation in the sabotage operation against British railroads called "Night of the Trains", where an Irgun fighter, two British and four Arabs were killed, which was along with The Night of the Airfields and The Night of the Bridges led a forceful British retaliation, and 2 weeks later Operation Agatha.[2] He was sentenced, together with his comrades, to 15 years imprisonment, but was freed two years later in the Acre Prison break. He was sent clandestinely to Europe to organize action against British targets there, and on May 15, 1948, he returned home to take part in the 1948 Arab–Israeli War.[1]
After Israel was established in 1948, he and Sara Rosenberg, a fellow Irgun activist, became the first couple to marry in the new Jewish state.[3] He was chairman of the Wood Products Department of the Industrialists Association from 1949 to 1959, and owner of the “Ariah” Starch Factory until 1965. He was a member of the Directorate and Secretariat of the Herut Movement in 1960 and Head of its Organization Department in 1965. He was also the chairman of the Union of Irgun Soldiers between 1962 and 1980 and chairman of Acre and Jerusalem Prisoners Association in 1963.
In 1968, he became a member of Directorate of Gahal and later of Likud, and was the chairman of Directorate of Likud from 1970 to 1971. He was elected to the Knesset in 1973, 1977 and 1981. He was a member of the Economic Affairs, Foreign Affairs and Defense and State Control Committees.
He died in 1991. At his specific request, the Irgun emblem was engraved on his headstone.[4] After his death, his daughter, Tzipi, entered the Israeli political scene, and has became a prominent minister for Likud and Kadima.[5]She was later elected leader of Kadima, but eventually left to form her own party, the Movement.

Bibliography
• Personal Story of Operations Officer of Etzel (1983) (Hebrew)
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Sarah Livni nee Rosenberg born in Warsaw in 1922

Itzhak Livni 
Birth:

Immediate Family:
Son of Yerucham Brzozovitch and Malca Bzozovich
Husband of Dvora Livni
Father of Eitan Livni; Tmima Vardi; <private> Ben-Moshe (Livni) and <private> Livni
Brother of Avraham Bzozovich; Efraim (Alfred) Birch; Zeev Bzozovich Halivni; Yaakov Halivni; Hadassah Bzozovich;Shmuel Bzozovich; Sara Lev; Moshe (Morris) Birch (Bzozovich or Brozovitch); Hershel Bzozovich and Riba Cherniuk « 

Malca Bzozovich (Lom) 
Birth:
1865 
Skidel
Death:
January 25, 1953 (88)
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Zev Lom and Frumma
Wife of Yerucham Brzozovitch
Mother of Avraham Bzozovich; Efraim (Alfred) Birch; Zeev Bzozovich Halivni; Yaakov Halivni; Hadassah Bzozovich;Shmuel Bzozovich; Sara Lev; Moshe (Morris) Birch (Bzozovich or Brozovitch); Hershel Bzozovich; Riba Cherniuk and Itzhak Livni «

Dvora Livni ?

Birth:
November 5
Death:
1991
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Dov Yellin and Meyta Yellin
Wife of Itzhak Livni
Mother of Eitan Livni; Tmima Vardi; <private> Ben-Moshe (Livni) and <private> Livni
Sister of Avraam Yellin; Itzhak Yellin; Roza Pinski; Aaron Yellin; Rachel Weintraub; Rivka Newman and Reuven Yellin « less

Yerucham Brzozovitch 

Birth:
1865
Death:
January 4, 1914 (49) 
Skidel, Belarus
Immediate Family:
Son of Efraim Bzozovich
Husband of Malca Bzozovich
Father of Avraham Bzozovich; Efraim (Alfred) Birch; Zeev Bzozovich Halivni; Yaakov Halivni; Hadassah Bzozovich;Shmuel Bzozovich; Sara Lev; Moshe (Morris) Birch (Bzozovich or Brozovitch); Hershel Bzozovich; Riba Cherniuk and Itzhak Livni