There is a part of me which wonders why I bother to engage with people who are so entrenched in their own hatred that they can post repeatedly the filth such as that which appears on this thread. Its like walking through a beautiful city and seeing a large, steaming pile of dog shit on the sidewalk.. What do you do? You know that the dog's owner is unlikely to suddenly start cleaning up after himself. Do you leave the pile of shit lying around for people to step on so that the dog shit clings to their shoes and gets dragged all over the place? Or do you attempt to clean it up?
So first, to clean up some untruths and one bit of silliness from this thread.
The accusations made against the Talmud on this thread are untrue -- outright fabrications or vile misrepresentations -- which can only have come from antisemitic websites intended to demonize Jews. One can not look at an ancient text and use it to make judgements about the belief systems of modern peoples. As examples: the NT states that JC said, "I came not to bring peace, but a sword." Shall I assume Christians love to kill? Shall I hate Christians because this line of text is in their holy book? The Qur'an states that Jews are the sons of apes and pigs. Shall I hate Muslims because this line of text is in their holy book? No. And no. Of course not. So, too, should it be with Jewish holy texts and commentaries. (The ideology built up around the holy texts is something else altogether, I'll get to that later).
Next, people of all religious faiths (as well as all races, genders, sexual orientation, etc) are welcome to apply for Israeli citizenship. Israel does not discriminate against any religious faith, though it does give preference to people of Jewish ancestry. There are four different ways of obtaining Israeli citizenship: birth (jus sanguinis); Law of Return; residence or naturalization. Under the Law of Return, any person with a Jewish grandparent can obtain immediate citizenship as long as they have not converted to another religious faith. People of other religious faiths can apply for citizenship under any of the other means. One of the intents in the formation of the State of Israel was to provide a safe haven for both Jewish people and Jewish culture, including the religious faith. If one opts out of that family, you no longer have the privileges accorded that family. I have the privilege of immigrating to the US. Why? Because I am an American citizen. Should I opt out of being an American citizen, I would no longer have the privilege of immigrating to the US by virtue of being American. Of course, I could still apply for immigration just because I wanted to live there, just like any other person could. So it is in Israel. Whether or not you agree with the Law of Return t is NOT accurate to say that Christians can not immigrate to Israel.
Next, is the silly idea that Jews should be vilified because they murdered JC.
1. The Jews of today, unless you believe that some of us can magically live thousands of years, obviously could not have participated in the JC's death.
2. The Romans also contributed to JC's death, so why are we not posting hatred towards the Romans?
3. Blaming Jews for the death of JC is the most ridiculous religious argument ever conceived. The sacrifice. was. the. entire. point. Without the sacrifice. you. would. not. have. a. religion. (Or you would have a religious belief that we are all corrupt and destined for eternal torment and shrug, there is nothing we can do about it). There would be no lord and saviour if JC hadn't been a sacrifice. JC's death was the fulfillment of your god's will. That was the purpose. The people who had JC killed were part of the plan. Sheesh.
Okay, now all that said and out of the way:
Well, we've come a long way in 15 pages. We've gone from:
Modern Jews (not Torah Jews) are anti-Christ, anti-Christian, anti-God, anti-Muslim, anti-humanity, anti-truth, anti-justice, and anti-love.
and this has been re-defined and adjusted to: non-Torah Jews; Talmud Jews; Zionist Talmud Jews; and now all the way down to "Rothschild Jews". The definition of hateable Jews or the subset of Jews who are acceptable to hate is getting smaller. The problem is that the OP keeps looking for
a set of Jews to hate and keeps framing it in terms of who they are and not in terms of ideology or belief systems. The latest being:
Zionist Talmudic Jewry" ... is evil"
The OP keeps attempting to claim that he has complaints about what his chosen subset DOES or what they BELIEVE but does not frame it in those terms. Let's see if I can help him out:
Framing opposition to an individual's or group's
actions:
I oppose people or groups of people who keep young girls as sexual slaves.
I oppose people or groups of people who throw individuals off the roofs of buildings for the reason that they are gay.
I oppose people or groups of people who fly airplanes into tall buildings for the purpose of committing large scale deaths.
I oppose people or groups of people who have sex with small children.
I oppose people or groups of people who murder women or girls who attend school.
I oppose people who use knives to stab people for the reason that they are Jews.
Framing opposition to an individual's or group's
ideology:
I oppose the idea of sexual slavery.
I oppose the idea that sex with children is permissible.
I oppose the idea that it is acceptable to use terrorism on innocent people in order to achieve my goals.
I reject the idea that JC is G-d.
I reject the idea that the Jewish people should have a homeland.
I reject the idea that the Jewish people have a right to self-determination on their ancestral lands.
I reject the idea that Mohammed was a Prophet with a message for the entire world.
Framing opposition in terms of who people
are:
Modern Jews are anti-humanity.
Zionist Talmudic Jews are evil.
Muslims are terrorists.
See? That's not really so hard, is it? Why don't you give it a try?