The problem is that it seems like a majority of Jews do support and endorse Israel's actions and subversion of our society, despite most of them never having stepped foot in that country. They seem to consider that country's success as their own success, and possibly as a fallback if they are ever banished from their current country. They seem to have more loyalty for Israel than any nation they reside in, to feel more kinship towards them than their own countrymen. And more often than not, that attitude seems to manifest in a gleefulness in sabotaging Western nations, if it benefits Israel somehow.

If there were fewer Jews who seem to exhibit the exact behaviour I mentioned above, then it wouldn't be anywhere near as much of an issue, and there would be far fewer generalizations about them.

You do not get to claim to know what the rest of us here believe. I am convinced that the majority of people here would be perfectly willing to consider the individual, rather than the whole. The problem is that there is a significant pattern of behaviour, and one that cannot be ignored. We have been burned by subversive elements too often. But if a Jew acts like an honest, loyal citizen, then he will be treated as one. If a Jew acts in a way that opposes Israel, it will not be dismissed.