Biden and Netanyahu reunite after 9 months.

OAN’s Brooke Mallory
3:33 PM –‌ Thursday, September 21, 2023

After months of anticipation, President Biden finally met​ with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on⁣ Wednesday, in what ‍was seen ‌as a significant event. The meeting, which took place in New York City, ⁣was a departure from the usual venue of the White House, adding⁤ an element of intrigue to the encounter. Prior to this, Biden had ‌missed several opportunities to meet with Netanyahu, leading to speculation about strained relations between‍ the​ two leaders. However, they managed to make light of ‍the⁣ situation and even joked about it, with Biden mentioning his “Irish ⁢optimism” and Netanyahu ​responding with a witty remark about Irish whiskey.

The meeting also‌ involved ​discussions‌ with Saudi Arabia, as Biden and ‍Netanyahu ‍aimed to negotiate an ‌agreement to mend ties with‌ the country. According to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, a deal is “getting closer.” However, American officials have emphasized that there is still work to be done before normalization can be achieved. A successful agreement ‌between Israel and Saudi Arabia would mark ⁣a significant development in⁢ the region, potentially altering the dynamics of the Middle ⁤East.

Meanwhile,‌ in other news, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan expressed his belief that there is a “double standard” of justice at the Biden Department of Justice, adding to the ongoing debate surrounding the administration’s policies. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared⁤ an ‌invasion at the southern border due to ​the Biden Administration’s policies, highlighting the ongoing immigration crisis. Additionally, new ‍details have emerged about the ⁢tragic ‍death of a baby at a Bronx​ daycare center, where the‍ child was ​exposed to Fentanyl. The Biden Administration is ⁤also facing scrutiny over its alleged collusion with social media companies to‍ censor free speech online.

On the international front, the European Commission has launched an investigation into whether punitive tariffs​ should be imposed ⁤to protect EU automakers. ABB, a Swiss engineering company,⁤ is investing $280​ million⁣ in a new robotics factory in‌ Sweden. Furthermore, the EU has ⁢initiated an anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicles, while Apple announced that​ its‌ iPhone 12 model has received certification ⁣from multiple international bodies.

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In the first segment of an ⁤exclusive interview for ​weekly briefing, House ⁤Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan says he believes that most Americans think ⁣there is a ‘double standard’ of justice at the Biden DOJ.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has officially declared an invasion at the southern border ​because of the⁣ Biden Administrations polices.

New details ‌emerge surrounding the death of a baby after he was exposed to Fentanyl at a Bronx daycare center.

The Biden‌ Administration ⁤is under scrutiny over its‍ role in colluding with social media companies to ​censor free speech online.

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