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Thelist of Druze includes prominentDruze figures who are notable in their areas of expertise.

• Naim Araidi – Israeli writer and poet in Hebrew and Arabic, Israeli Ambassador to Norway.^[1]
• Emin Arslan – born in current-day Lebanon (Ottoman Syria), diplomat, writer, and editor
• Suliman Bashear – Israeli scholar, writer, and professor
• Sami Makarem – Lebanese-American writer, painter, and scholar
• Reda Mansour – Israeli Hebrew poet and writer and former Israeli ambassador to Ecuador, Brazil, and Panama.
• Salman Masalha – Israeli poet, essayist, translator, and researcher
• Salman Natour – Israeli writer, journalist, and playwright.^[2]
• Samih al-Qasim – Israeli poet.^[3]
• Rami Zeedan – Israeli political scientist, historian, professor, and author.^[4]

• Raghida Dergham – Lebanese-American journalist.^[5]
• Mona Abou Hamza – Lebanese TV presenter
• Casey Kasem – American TV and radio presenter (notablyAmerican Top 40) and actor, of Lebanese descent.^[6]
• Gadeer Mreeh – Israeli journalist and politician, member of the IsraeliKnesset, anchor of Hebrew-language news program on Israeli television.^[7]
• Nahida Nakad – Lebanese-Italian senior correspondent, TV executive, and author; former Editorial Director of FRANCE 24 TV station and Monte Carlo Doualiya Arabic language radio
• Faisal al-Qassem – Syrian television talkshow host ofThe Opposite Direction onAl Jazeera, based in Qatar

• Alim Abdallah – Israeli deputy commander of theIDF 401st Brigade of the91st Division, lieutenant colonel.
• Ehsan Daxa – Israeli commander of theIDF401st Armored Brigade, colonel.
• Ghassan Alian – Israeli commander of the IDFGolani Brigade, head of theCoordinator of Government Activities in the Territories.^[8]
• Imad Fares – Israeli Brigadier General, commander of the IDFGivati Brigade, commander of91st Division
• Issam Zahreddine – Major General of theSyrian Republican Guard who has played a major role in theSyrian Civil War, leading Syrian Government forces on several fronts.^[9]
• Salman Habaka – Israeli commander of the IDF188th Armored Brigade's 53rd Battalion killed in action during theGaza war
• Salim Hatoum – Syrian Major. Led overthrow of the government of Amin al-Hafez in 1966.
• Yousef Mishleb – Israeli general; commander of the IDF Etzion Regional Brigade, commander of theEdom Division,Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, and commander of theHome Front Command.^[10]
• Nada Nadim Prouty – Lebanese intelligence professional who worked with the FBI and CIA in counter-terrorism
• Salman Zarka – Israeli physician and current Director ofZiv Medical Center inSafed;Israel Defense Forces Colonel, senior lecturer at theHaifa University and theHebrew University of Jerusalem.

• Farid al-Atrash – Syrian male singer, composer, and actor.^[11]
• Asmahan (Amaal al-Atrash) – Syrian female singer and actress.^[12]
• Ramy Ayach – Lebanese singer
• Fahd Ballan – Syrian male singer.^[13]
• Loai Ali - Israeli singer and actor

• Ziad Aboultaif – Canadian MP forEdmonton Manning.^[14]

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• Labib Hussein Abu Rokan – Israeli MP and religious judge.^[16]
• Abdullah Abu Ma'aruf – Israeli MP and physician.^[17]
• Hamad Amar – Israeli MP.^[18]
• Naim Araidi – Israeli writer and poet in Hebrew and Arabic, Israeli Ambassador to Norway.^[1]
• Assad Assad – Israeli MP, army colonel, and diplomat
• Jabar Asakla – Israeli member of theKnesset, now secretary of theHadash Party
• Zeidan Atashi – Israeli MP and diplomat
• Amal Nasser el-Din – Israeli MP and author, awarded theIsrael Prize, the Prime Minister's Prize for the Commemoration of Fallen Soldiers, and the Yakir Haifa Award
• Salah-Hassan Hanifes – Israeli MP
• Akram Hasson – Israeli member of theKnesset,Kadima's leader, marking the first time a Druze had led a Jewish party.
• Ayoob Kara – Israeli MP, deputy speaker,Israeli Minister of Communications,Israeli Deputy Minister for Development.
• Reda Mansour – Israeli poet, historian, diplomat, Israeli Ambassador to Ecuador, Brazil, and Panama
• Jabr Moade – Israeli MP and deputy minister
• Gadeer Mreeh — Israeli journalist and member of the Knesset; anchor of a Hebrew-language news program on Israeli television.^[7]
• Fateen Mulla – Israeli member of theKnesset, DeputyMinister in the Prime Minister's Office.
• Mohamed Nafa – Israeli MP
• Said Nafa – Israeli MP and lawyer
• Shachiv Shnaan – Israeli member of parliament
• Salah Tarif – Israeli government minister, MP, and army captain^[19]
• Majalli Wahabi – Israeli member of the Knesset; brieflyPresident of Israel, IDF lieutenant-colonel.^[20]

• Ayman Safadi – Deputy Prime Minister and Jordan's Minister of Foreign Affairs.
• Rashid Talaa – First Prime Minister of Jordan.

• Emin Arslan – born in current-day Lebanon (Ottoman Syria), diplomat, writer, and editor
• Akram Chehayeb – Lebanese Minister and MP
• Ghazi Aridi – Lebanese minister and MP
• Majid Arslan – Lebanese Defense Minister for over 40 years
• Shakib Arslan – Lebanese politician, writer, poet, and historian
• Talal Arslan – Lebanese minister and MP
• Fakhr-al-Din II – Ruler (emir) of Lebanon from 1590 to 1633; united Lebanon and parts of Syria and Palestine under his rule
• Kamal Jumblatt – Lebanese MP, minister, writer, author, and poet
• Walid Jumblatt – Lebanese minister and leader of the Progressive Socialist Party
• Marwan Hamadeh – Lebanese minister and MP
• Marwan Kheireddin – Lebanese minister
• Faisal Al Sayegh – Lebanese MP
• Wiam Wahhab – Lebanese politician

• Sultan Pasha al-Atrash – Syrian Leader and Commander of the Syrian Revolt of 1925.^[21]
• Mansur al-Atrash – Syrian politician, Interim head of state, journalist, founding member of theBa'ath Party.^[22][23]
• Shibli al-Aysami – former Syrian Vice president and Gen Sec of the Ba'ath Arab Socialist Party

• Tarek El Aissami – Venezuelan interior and justice minister.^[24]

• Suliman Bashear – Palestinian-Israeli scholar of Islam
• Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah – central religious figure of the faith and sixthImam-Caliph of theFatimid Caliphate
• Hamza ibn-'Ali ibn-Ahmad – founding religious leader
• Amin Tarif (1898–1993) – Israeli religious leader
• Mowafak Tarif – Israeli religious leader
• Abu Mohammad Jawad Walieddine (1916–2012) – Head of Authority of Senior Sheikhs

• Zidan Amar – Israeli footballer.^[25]
• Weaam Amasha – Israeli footballer playing forF.C. Tira and the Israeli national junior team
• Ahad Azam – Israeli footballer playing forBnei Eilat and the Israeli national junior team
• Amir Nasar A Din – Israeli footballer
• Sari Falah – Israeli footballer playing forBnei Sakhnin, the Israeli national junior team, and bronze medalist in the2009 Maccabiah Games
• Amir Halaby – Israeli footballer^{[citation needed]}
• Shareef Keouf – Israeli footballer playing forMaccabi Haifa and the Israeli national junior team
• Mahran Lala – Israeli footballer playing forHapoel Tel Aviv.^[26]
• Nazar Mahmud – Israeli figure skater
• Raja Rafe – Syrian footballer
• Kenny Hasan Sayef – American-Israeli footballer playing forMaccabi Haifa and the Israeli national team.^[27]
• Saleh Shahin (born 1982) – Israeli Paralympic medalist rower

• Farid Mansour – Lebanese sculptor and painter
• Nabil Kanso – Lebanese-American painter
• Michael Netzer (Nassar) – American-Israeli graphical artist

• Sarah Assaf –Australian Couture fashion designer
• Nadia Aboulhosn –Lebanese-American plus-size model and blogger
• Azzam Azzam – Israeli textile worker, former Israeli prisoner in Egypt
• Amal Clooney – Lebanese-British lawyer, married toGeorge Clooney
• al-Darazi – 11th-century Isma'ili preacher and early leader of the Druze faith
• Angelina Fares – Israeli beauty pageant contestant. She was a finalist inMiss Israel 2007.^[28]
• Tiran Fero – Israeli teenager removed from life support and held hostage by members of theJenin Brigades armed group
• Majdi Halabi – disappeared and discovered Israeli soldier
• Samir Kuntar – Lebanese Hezbollah militant^[29]

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