7.5/10 is also about the average lean to the right for christian denominations considered 'evangelical', so if we want to call evangelicals 'religious fundamentalists', which I personally would, we can consider Jews to be as strong in their bias as religious fundamentalists are - but you will almost never hear of any Jewish group referred to as 'fundamentalist', 'radical' or 'extremist' and 'Jewish' at the same time.

That is cause their views have nothing to do with Judaism. Those ethnic Jews who have Judaism as their religion instead of Social Justice are overwhelmingly right-wing.

You can compare Reform Jews to Unitarians or the United Church of FloydChrist. It's run by cultists who are wearing the skin of Judaism and Christianity respectively.

7.5/10 is also about the average lean to the right for christian denominations considered 'evangelical', so if we want to call evangelicals 'religious fundamentalists', which I personally would, we can consider Jews to be as strong in their bias as religious fundamentalists are - but you will almost never hear of any Jewish group referred to as 'fundamentalist', 'radical' or 'extremist' and 'Jewish' at the same time.

That is cause their views have nothing to do with Judaism. Those ethnic Jews who have Judaism as their religion are overwhelmingly right-wing.