You can't use muh collectivism as an excuse to protect members of a group when the group exists with the sole purpose of worshipping demons.

That would be valid if (1) the children were excluded, which is not the case with the ordinary meaning of "Jews", and (2) there were proven demonstration that Judaism systematically purposes to worship demons. I've asked for recognition of the first and demonstration of the second for five years. It's not enough to show that some Jews worship demons because some people of every broad profession do so. I believe there is no systematic rejection of the true God in Judaism, there is only unwillingness to learn more about him; they might be the world's last unreached people-group, greater resisters than the insular wilderness tribes. I've laid out a challenge asking for proof that Judaism teaches rejection of the true God as a tenet, from some authoritative congregational rabbi or rabbinical org, and I haven't received it for years of challenge. So I'm always interested in what evidence people use to justify the charge above as to rabbinical Judaism.