Gidi Gov (Hebrew: גידי גוב) born Gideon Gov on August 4, 1950, is a popular Israeli singer, entertainer and actor of Israeli cinema and television.

Gov is married to playwright Anat Gov, with whom he has three children.

Gideon Gov was born in Rehovot, and received the nickname "Gidi", by which he has been ever since known to the public. Gidi's father died when he was very young, which made his mother move from place to place, so he lived in different places in Israel, including Tel Aviv and Eilat. He wanted to go into a combat unit in the Israeli army but because of his asthma he eventually got into the Israeli army singing troupe, of the "Nahal" unit, where he had many memorable performances with many other famous-to-be Israeli actors and singers.

In 1973 he formed the band Kaveret (meaning "beehive" in Hebrew) with some of his friends a number of his friends from the Nahal Band, including Danny Sanderson and Efraim Shamir, plus other up-and-coming musicians including Yoni Rechter. Kaveret, known as "Poogy" in performances abroad, became one of the most popular Israeli bands in the 1970s, and among other accomplishments, represented Israel in the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Natati La Khayay". The band broke up in 1976.

After the breakup, Gov joined the short-lived band "Parnasa Tova" (meaning "good income"), which included another well-known singer, Yehudit Ravitz.