Rivlin, who grew up in the political fields, remained a politician even in his last days at the President's House.
President Reuven Rivlin // Photo: Kobi Gideon GPO
The institution of the presidency is a complementary institution in the structure of the regime in the State of Israel.
The power of the president is derived, to a large extent, from being state-owned, and from being a symbol of national unity that represents the core values of the state.
This is exactly how the institution is described on the website of the President's House.
Last night, President Reuven Rivlin decided to collapse after him the institution of the presidency and the state remnants.
In his speech to the public, he attacked the Israeli prime minister and abruptly refrained from inviting him to the president's house to receive the mandate to form the government.
In his speech he forgot to wish success to Prime Minister Netanyahu in his important task.
Rivlin chose to continue to show blatant contempt for his position as president and fled a common picture in the Knesset with the other heads of state in the country, who were waiting for his honor who was reluctant to attend, the Speaker of the Knesset, the President of the Supreme Court and the Prime Minister.
Rivlin, who grew up in the political fields most of his years, remained a politician even in his last days at the President's House.
In his speech, he expressed his opinion against half the people while continuing to flatter the "only not Bibi" sect, which includes the embracing media and the people of Saladin and the lords on the hill.
The mandate is now in the hands of Prime Minister Netanyahu, who has announced the construction of an action government.
Unlike all the parties in the "Rak La Bibi" sect that seek to establish a government of secrecy and boycott, while erasing all the basic rules of democracy and statehood, there is an opportunity to build a stable government that will bring healing and growth to Israeli society.
Right-wing chairman Naftali Bennett internalized what he himself declared, that it is not possible to be a prime minister with a single-digit number of seats, which is contrary to the will of the electorate and democracy.
It is important to turn the spotlight on Rivlin's statements towards law enforcement systems, the judiciary and the media, in the days when he was exposed to their ways of dealing with him.
During his tenure as Speaker of the Knesset, Rivlin slammed Aharon Barak.
The legislature did not think of it and does not tolerate a situation where the Supreme Court tries to determine instead of interpreting the values of the State of Israel ... The danger to Israeli democracy, it turns out, is not from the sleepy fringes of society, the danger is actually from home, from the establishment.
And precisely from the establishment of the seemingly trusting establishment for the sanctification of the values of democracy. "
But President Rivlin has managed to forget what he went through after a warm and loving embrace from the ruling brass in the media and the judiciary during his eight years as president, and it is worth mentioning the following: " If there's any fear that someone might not be a fan, then arrest him or the police or interrogate him.
"When Eric received the people's trust in 2001 and intended to appoint me Minister of Justice, I was suddenly interrogated for 11 hours by the police on all sorts of baseless matters and immediately leaked the investigation to all sorts of journalists and scoundrels who shed my blood ... "So there is a threat to democracy here precisely by those who speak on behalf of democracy. There is reason to worry that instead of the rule of law, we have a rule of law gang in Israel."
We all pray for the restoration of statehood.
