I think it's important to note that yous seem to be describing mostly American Jews. Here in the UK, Jews don't hold as much power to the same extent as they do in the US as far as I'm aware. They're mostly Ultra-Orthodox Jews (who apparently hate Israel as mentioned in this thread, although I've never quizzed an Ultra-Orthodox Jew on their views on Israel before) who live in their own communities and don't bother anyone. They overwhelmingly vote Conservative and are hated by the Labour party. They do have their problems but it's mostly shit that they do to each other rather than in politics, the only thing they do I can think of which would rub the general public the wrong way is how they register their homes as religious buildings to avoid paying taxes. I think the rise of anti-semitism in the UK is mostly due to Muslim immigration as well as influence from American media.
Israeli Jews also don't fit the bill despite being the subject of many a conspiracy, although it's understandable considering their role in the Middle East, the American Jews' bias towards it, and the money the US shovels into it. George Soros is hated in Israel and they do not support the "browning" of white countries, they seem to be generally more right wing and nationalistic. Obviously the hypocrisy of leftist American Jews advocating for open borders in the US while supporting a nationalistic "Apartheid state" and Israel's treatment of Palestinians and conflict with its neighbours don't help the Jews' overall image.
It's not a surprise Jews would be associated with such conspiracy theories since they hold a disproportionate amount of power in the world's wealthiest and most powerful country, but it's important to not conflate all Jews in the world with American Jewish elites. It's a shame to see the Jews in my country face the consequence of the actions of Jews in 2 far aways nations (the US and Israel) that they played no part in.
Israeli Jews also don't fit the bill despite being the subject of many a conspiracy, although it's understandable considering their role in the Middle East, the American Jews' bias towards it, and the money the US shovels into it. George Soros is hated in Israel and they do not support the "browning" of white countries, they seem to be generally more right wing and nationalistic. Obviously the hypocrisy of leftist American Jews advocating for open borders in the US while supporting a nationalistic "Apartheid state" and Israel's treatment of Palestinians and conflict with its neighbours don't help the Jews' overall image.
It's not a surprise Jews would be associated with such conspiracy theories since they hold a disproportionate amount of power in the world's wealthiest and most powerful country, but it's important to not conflate all Jews in the world with American Jewish elites. It's a shame to see the Jews in my country face the consequence of the actions of Jews in 2 far aways nations (the US and Israel) that they played no part in.