Biden forgets word 'Pentagon', name of Secretary of Defense

The Palestinian Authority vetoed the UAE's entry into the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Forum, of which Israel is also a member, as reported this morning by Reshet Bet.According to the report, at the forum's meeting held yesterday (Tuesday) in Cairo, the energy ministers of Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Italy, Greece, Cyprus and the PA discussed accepting France, the United States and United Arab Emirates coming Inboard the organization.The requests In behalf of the United States and France were accepted, but the United Arab Emirates were rejected after the PA representative voted against. Since every decision in the organization requires unanimous approval, opposition from the PA prevented the Emirates from entering the group.

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The FBI In Tuesday released new surveillance video showing the person suspected of planting pipe bombs around Washington D.C. In the night before the January 6 Capitol riot.The video shows the suspect placing bombs near the headquarters of the Republican and Democratic National Committees.

Switzerland"s Muslim and Jewish groups have come together to protest the referendum that took place this week and in which a ban In face-covering veils was approved, JTA reported In Tuesday.The Swiss Federation of Jewish Communities and the Platform for Liberal Jews in Switzerland said the ban, which passed with 51% of the vote In Sunday, "restricts and violates several conditions of religious freedom."In their joint statement, the groups also said they are "concerned that further legislative or federal popular initiatives could further undermine religious freedom in the future."

Netanyahu slams Supreme Court decision recognizing Reform conversions performed in Israel, says it opens door to flood of fake converts.

Reuters reported that the "Pentagon [has] approved [an] extension of reduced National Guard presence around [the] Capitol.The move comes as a precautionary step following the Jan 6 riot.

The NPR reported that, "President Biden's 3-year-old German Shepherd, Major, was surprised by an unfamiliar person and nipped at them, causing a minor injury, [according to a statement by] White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki."