The Rivlins host special needs Masa students

First Lady Nechama Rivlin hosted ten special needs students from the ‘Onn School’ in Tel Aviv, who are taking part in a tailor-made ‘Masa/Journey Israel’ project for students requiring special assistance and/or the use of wheelchairs.

“I am very pleased to host you here. Out of all the honored guests from Israel and around the world, that come to sit in this very room, I am deeply honored to meet with you, and pleased that you chose to end your journey here at the President’s Residence,” Rivlin told the students.

At the end of the meeting, the First Lady gave each of the students a badge with the Israeli and presidential flags. Before they left, they were joined by President Rivlin, who welcomed and congratulated them.

First Lady Nechama Rivlin shakes hand with , Omar Lahat from Shoham, one of the students on a special 'Masa/Journey Israel' project for students requiring special assistance. (President's spokesperson)
First Lady Nechama Rivlin shakes hand with Omar Lahat from Shoham, one of the students on a special ‘Masa/Journey Israel’ project for students requiring special assistance. (President’s spokesperson)

 

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