Tag: Nechama Rivlin

‘In the the flowerbeds,’ the First Lady once wrote, ‘the barriers fall, nature is close, and people who work with us become friends.’”

"With all the rain we had this year, we can only pray for another year like it. A happy and sweet new year to you, to all of us and to all of Israel.”

“You are a true friend,” the president said. “Welcome back to Israel and to Jerusalem, our capital! It is good to see you, as always."

The Trumps met with the Rivlins about two years ago, during the visit of the President and his wife to Israel.

"I . . . wish that our world will always have people in it who make poetry from it."

Nechama Rivlin is expected to be buried on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem in the plot designated for the nations’ leaders and their families.

"Unfortunately, last night she had a serious cardiac incident caused by weakness in one of the valves in her heart."

"Her doctors at Beilinson Hospital stress that the early days following a transplant operation are still considered critical, but they are very satisfied with her progress."

“You are young men and women who overcome obstacles. I would even say that each one of you is a hero!”

'The President's Residence is the home of all the citizens of the State of Israel, each of you here are guests and also hosts.'

First Lady Nechama Rivlin met with the Minister-President’s wife, Mrs. Karin Seehofer, together with Israel Prize Laureate for Sport Esther Roth-Shahamorov, who was part of the Israeli delegation in 1972.

'I am so grateful to President Trump for giving me ... the unequivocal and unambiguous mandate to support the State of Israel in every way, and in all ways.'

'I saw how all the Jewish community was united. I saw this unique value of trying to be together to help.'

President Rivlin wished Greenblatt success on his complex mission.

'I wish you and your administration much success, and take this opportunity to extend to you an invitation to visit the State of Israel and be our guest in Jerusalem.'

Rivlin, 77, has been a vegetarian since the late 1960s.

President Rivlin is on official state visit in India.

The Israeli President's wife, Nechama Rivlin, hosted Israeli women who had been assaulted, for International Women's Day at the President's residence in Jerusalem.

Security details are assigned to Israel's First Lady and the Agriculture Minister following a situation assessment and death threats.

Israel's president met in NY with the parents of lone soldiers who died during Operation Protective Edge