Let's face it: he'll just ignore him - and then have a false-flag bomb set off somewhere "to remind the United States of the horrors of Islamic terrorism."

The Democratic coalition would have the final piece of the puzzle in place. Now we're talking not only the White House, but legislative majorities as well.
Give him hell, Joe! Show Bibi who exactly is paying the tab.

Someone's going to whinge that he's proselytizing, trying to convert Bibi to Catholicism.

Those Papists can't stop themselves!

Those damn papists.

Unlike many of the past presidents, I actually believe Biden is a friend to Israel, not a frenemy nor a false friend. I read many different news sources, not just the MSM ones from Israel and many in Israel actually do recognize Biden's friendship and know he is the real deal. I hope a new coalition topples Bibi completely. Also, unlike many of the protestors, Biden understands there is more than ONE side that needs to negotiate and doesn't hold Israel to a double-standard.

Can't wait to vote for him again!! I have NEVER wanted to vote for a president's second term as much as I do Biden, even if a threat to democracy was not on the horizon, I would GLADLY vote for him again!

As long as the fighting continues, he won't be replaced. Once the fighting ceases, currently he's very likely to be replaced. He has every incentive to keep on fighting, even though the fighting means ramping up the total number of innocent civilians being killed. Unfortunately for Netanyahu, he doesn't give a damn about how many innocent civilians he kills. And so, slowly propping up BB Netanyahu means continuing to damage Israel's support in the world.

You can love Netanyahu or you can love Israel, but for the time being doing both is impossible.

I remember one time wanting to tell a Kuwaiti ESL student wearing shower shoes to class "you need some Jesus sandals" but he wouldn't have gotten it.

One problem with diplomacy is how carefully you have to be with words, I reckon.