This is what happens when extremists are given power. Leaders are driven by personality disorders and a lust for power that combine to make them dangerous.

Biden does not suffer from this--but he is bound to an extent (how much I can't say) by the prior agreements and obligations designed by his predecessors to ensure U.S. support for Israel--based in part, I'm sure, on the desire to show support for the Jewish people given what they endured during WWII. This trauma lingers just as the trauma of slavery lingers because we've never fully acknowledged and recovered from either.

Too much denial and too much ego on all sides prevent progress in difficult areas. When we don't address emotional and psychological trauma, people become handicapped in their ability to relate without relying on defense mechanisms that simply exacerbate the problem.

As for "talking out of both sides of his lying mouth," you may characterize Biden's efforts that way, but that's exactly what diplomacy is. You have to have the ability to see both sides, empathize with both sides and then craft a compromise everyone can live with.

Biden is trying to curtail the war lust of Netanyahu by urging him to pull back but Biden can't make him do anything. Biden needs Congress to make big decisions, and if they support Israel and not Ukraine, Biden can't simply make that change by fiat.

As for your categorization of the "Zionist insanity," please remember that nobody wanted Jews in their homeland after WWII, so other countries got together and came up with this solution on their behalf.

Your idea to burn it all up is criminal. And it shows that your mentality mirrors that of those you criticize. Destruction and war are never a solution--they are proof that leadership has failed to find a solution.