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Two Words Biden Told Rivlin Clearly Indicate How He Feels About Israel's New Government
Neither president could hide their joy at the new political era beginning in Israel, as the old friends shared memories and discussed urgent issues
Yossi VerterWashington
Yossi VerterWashington
WASHINGTON – President Reuven Rivlin could not have wished for a better ending to his seven years in office. Sixteen days ago, Israel swore in a new government. His bitter enemy Benjamin Netanyahu was ejected from the Prime Minister’s Office and his place taken by Rivlin’s dear friend, Naftali Bennett.