Reuven Rivlin
Grapevine, January 2, 2025: Is the Buzaglo Law still valid?
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Grapevine February 21, 2025: Welcome back, Idan Amedi
Former chief rabbi Metzger released on bail after alleged indecent act against minor
Queen Elizabeth saw Israelis as 'terrorists or sons of terrorists,' former president says
Winners of the 2021 Presidential Award of Volunteerism announced
The 2021 winners were informed by President Reuven Rivlin's spokesperson on Wednesday that they had won.
Isaac Herzog to become Israel's 11th president on July 7th
Following the swearing-in ceremony, there will be a transition ceremony at the President's Residence, where President Reuven Rivlin will formally and symbolically hand over the keys to Herzog.
Rivlin bids Germany's Merkel farewell, thanks her for supporting Israel
'You are a personality that brings the free world to understand why should we remain always part of the free world, part of democracy,' Rivlin told Merkel.
A photo for the record: Israel's 36th government led by Naftali Bennett
After the new government gained the confidence of the Knesset, albeit by a single vote, a cheer and applause went up in the plenum.
Rivlin bids Israel police farewell in moving ceremony
"In the past seven years I have learned even more about your work and the magnitude of the responsibility and my gratitude has only deepened."
Grapevine June 13, 2021: A pardon in suspense
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Rivlin asks Charles to aid request to bring severely sick child to Israel
Two-year-old British child, whose ultra-Orthodox parents are Israeli citizens, has been connected to a ventilator at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital since birth.
Herzog, Rivlin meet to begin presidential transition
President Reuven Rivlin who was quick to congratulate President-elect Isaac Herzog last week, was delighted to welcome him on Monday on a tour of his soon-to-be new abode.
Grapevine June 6, 2021: Countdown for change
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A message for President-elect Isaac Herzog - opinion
Herzog has his work cut out for him if he intends on serving as the president of all Israelis, rather than using his post to pass judgment on whether we’re living up to his moral standards.