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Imperial Material retweeted
生涯忘れることのない栄誉です。
今朝、皇居にて、イツハク・ヘルツォグ大統領から託された信任状を天皇陛下に捧呈いたしました。
日本でイスラエルを代表するという重責に、身の引き締まる思いです。移民として迎え入れた人に、大使として国を代表する機会を与える国は、そう多くありません。私を迎え入れ、この夢をかなえる機会を与えてくれたイスラエルに、心から感謝しています。
皇居へ向かう前に、亡き父サム・ムレジェンと母マルティーヌ・ブルムの写真とともに、記念の一枚を撮りました。二人の安らかな眠りを祈ります。今日の私の姿を見たら、二人は誇りに思ってくれたのではないかと思います。この日を迎えられたのは、二人のおかげです。
式に同行してくれたアサフ・セゲヴ、ドリット・グヴリン＝ハハム、ジョシュア・スーサン、モラン・アヴィタル、そして日々力を尽くしてくれている駐日イスラエル大使館の全職員に、心から感謝します。
陛下の御前では、君主にお目にかかる際のユダヤ教の伝統に従い、「ご自身の栄光の一端を生身の人間にお授けになった」神をたたえる祝福の言葉を唱えました。
この大役の重みを胸に、イスラエルを代表する務めを誠実に果たし、日本とイスラエルの友好をさらに深めるため、全力を尽くしてまいります。
Imperial Material retweeted
King Charles, as Patron, and Queen Camilla will host a reception, joined by the Duchess of Gloucester, on November 18 to mark the centenary of the Royal Ballet School at Buckingham Palace.
The full episode will premiere at 9am GMT on Saturday, 14 November 2026 on Apple Music 1, with additional opportunities to hear the episode for free, on Apple Music 1 & Apple Music Hits, throughout Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 November.
The special episode of Elton John’s Rocket Hour builds on The King’s Music Room, an Apple Music programme recorded at Buckingham Palace in which His Majesty selected tracks by artists from across the Commonwealth to celebrate Commonwealth Day in March 2025.
During the episode with Sir Elton John, His Majesty says: “Music has always been at the heart of The Prince’s, & now The King’s Trust. So when I was asked whether I would like to showcase a selection of music from among the many talented performers who have so generously supported us over the years, together with some of the newer artists The Trust has helped to launch, it was an opportunity too good to resist.”
Over the last fifty years, The King’s Trust has helped more than 1.5 million young people across the globe to build a better future for themselves, with three in four of the young people supported by The Trust over the last five years moving into work, education or training.
Over the course of more than a decade & nearly 500 episodes, the Rocket Hour has highlighted 3,188 artists & played over 7,000 songs, with Sam Fender, Channel Tres, Christine & The Queens, Joni Mitchell & Rina Sawayama being among the top five artists played to date. In addition, a staggering 223 special guests have also been interviewed in that time.
📸: Apple Music / Elton John's Rocket Hour
🚀🎶 King Charles III x Rocket Man!
King Charles has joined Sir Elton John in conversation for a special edition of ‘Elton John’s Rocket Hour,’ on Apple Music, celebrating the vital role of music in the work of The King’s Trust in the charity’s Golden Anniversary Year (50 years).
The episode, which will premiere on His Majesty’s 78th Birthday, was the first to be recorded at the new Apple Radio studios in London. In the episode, King Charles & Sir Elton discuss meaningful music & songs by some shared favourite artists, with tracks from artists around the world, dating from the early days of The Trust’s founding to this year’s new releases.
Visiting Apple Music Studios in London this October, King Charles sat down with Sir Elton before the launch of the Apple x King’s Trust Creative Labs, a new series of specialised workshops to help equip young people with the technology, resources & in-demand industry skills needed to realise their potential & move into work.
During the conversation, His Majesty & Sir Elton share their memories of iconic performances by some of music’s biggest stars in support of The Trust’s work helping young people over the last five decades — from the Wembley Arena Rock Galas of the 1980s through to pop concerts in Hyde Park & sold-out charity shows at the Royal Albert Hall.
The episode also highlights artists who received help from The Trust at the start of their careers, & in some cases have gone on to support The Trust as alumni.
The work of The Trust, helping young people access opportunities, aligns with Sir Elton’s passion for championing new music & rising stars through the Rocket Hour radio show on Apple Music & is reflected in the playlist, which includes tracks by Raye & Skye Newman.
📸: Apple Music / Elton John's Rocket Hour
🚀🎶 King Charles III x Rocket Man!
King Charles has joined Sir Elton John in conversation for a special edition of ‘Elton John’s Rocket Hour,’ on Apple Music, celebrating the vital role of music in the work of The King’s Trust in the charity’s Golden Anniversary Year (50 years).
The episode, which will premiere on His Majesty’s 78th Birthday, was the first to be recorded at the new Apple Radio studios in London. In the episode, King Charles & Sir Elton discuss meaningful music & songs by some shared favourite artists, with tracks from artists around the world, dating from the early days of The Trust’s founding to this year’s new releases.
Visiting Apple Music Studios in London this October, King Charles sat down with Sir Elton before the launch of the Apple x King’s Trust Creative Labs, a new series of specialised workshops to help equip young people with the technology, resources & in-demand industry skills needed to realise their potential & move into work.
During the conversation, His Majesty & Sir Elton share their memories of iconic performances by some of music’s biggest stars in support of The Trust’s work helping young people over the last five decades — from the Wembley Arena Rock Galas of the 1980s through to pop concerts in Hyde Park & sold-out charity shows at the Royal Albert Hall.
The episode also highlights artists who received help from The Trust at the start of their careers, & in some cases have gone on to support The Trust as alumni.
The work of The Trust, helping young people access opportunities, aligns with Sir Elton’s passion for championing new music & rising stars through the Rocket Hour radio show on Apple Music & is reflected in the playlist, which includes tracks by Raye & Skye Newman.
📸: Apple Music / Elton John's Rocket Hour
Imperial Material retweeted
Fascinating lecture by Her Imperial Highness Princess Akiko of Mikasa entitled "The Evolution of the Imperial Dress Code in Modern Japan: From the Meiji Restoration to the Post-War Period".
The lecture was held to celebrate Her Imperial Highness' appointment as an Honorary Fellow of Merton College.
📸: Bureau of the Royal Household
🇹🇭 Queen Suthida opens the 20th Global Wellness Summit in Phuket.
Her Majesty highlighted the significance of Thailand being chosen to host the summit, also noting that GWS 2026 is a vital opportunity to showcase Thailand’s potential in health tourism by integrating modern medical science with the wisdom of traditional Thai medicine & herbal practices.
🇹🇭 Queen Suthida opens the 20th Global Wellness Summit in Phuket.
Her Majesty highlighted the significance of Thailand being chosen to host the summit, also noting that GWS 2026 is a vital opportunity to showcase Thailand’s potential in health tourism by integrating modern medical science with the wisdom of traditional Thai medicine & herbal practices.
🇬🇧 Today, the Duke & Duchess of Gloucester visited the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens for a Service of Remembrance at the Armed Forces Memorial to commemorate Armistice Day.
We will remember them.
Following two successful pilot phases across ten NHS sites, The Centre announced this summer a further investment of £250,000 over three years to support wider adoption of the approach.
The funding will enable the iV to develop commissioning guidance & training resources, while establishing a three-year Community of Practice offering ongoing learning, supervision & peer support for professionals implementing ADBB.
🇬🇧 The Princess of Wales visited The Chase Community Hospital in Bordon, Hampshire, today in seeing firsthand how a project funded by The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood is being expanded to help identify more babies & their families who need extra support.
Earlier today, the Princess met health visitors using the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB), an evidence-based observational tool that helps healthcare & childcare professionals identify early social & relational withdrawal in infants aged 0 to 24 months.
ADBB training helps health visitors to focus on babies' eye contact, facial expressions, vocalisation & activity levels during routine checks. It helps practitioners to interpret babies' social behaviour, discuss their cues with parents & carers, & identify signs of social withdrawal that may warrant further assessment or support.
The Princess first observed ADBB in practice during a visit to Denmark with The Centre for Early Childhood in February 2022, & subsequently tasked the Centre to explore how it could be implemented in the United Kingdom. Since then, the Centre has been working with the Institute of Health Visiting (iHV) to bring the benefits of the approach to families in England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland.
Supporting babies' social & emotional development is foundational to the Centre's work, reflecting evidence of the importance of the earliest years of life in shaping future health, wellbeing & relationships. The ADBB programme forms part of the Centre's wider efforts to strengthen the early years workforce & support parents & carers in nurturing babies' & young children's social & emotional development.
🇬🇧 The Princess of Wales visited The Chase Community Hospital in Bordon, Hampshire, today in seeing firsthand how a project funded by The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood is being expanded to help identify more babies & their families who need extra support.
Earlier today, the Princess met health visitors using the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB), an evidence-based observational tool that helps healthcare & childcare professionals identify early social & relational withdrawal in infants aged 0 to 24 months.
ADBB training helps health visitors to focus on babies' eye contact, facial expressions, vocalisation & activity levels during routine checks. It helps practitioners to interpret babies' social behaviour, discuss their cues with parents & carers, & identify signs of social withdrawal that may warrant further assessment or support.
The Princess first observed ADBB in practice during a visit to Denmark with The Centre for Early Childhood in February 2022, & subsequently tasked the Centre to explore how it could be implemented in the United Kingdom. Since then, the Centre has been working with the Institute of Health Visiting (iHV) to bring the benefits of the approach to families in England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland.
Supporting babies' social & emotional development is foundational to the Centre's work, reflecting evidence of the importance of the earliest years of life in shaping future health, wellbeing & relationships. The ADBB programme forms part of the Centre's wider efforts to strengthen the early years workforce & support parents & carers in nurturing babies' & young children's social & emotional development.