I'm not one to conflate any and all criticisms of Israel with hatred toward Jews. I mean, I'm not a fan of governments nor religions to begin with; so, I'm not one to support a religious state as a general rule.
That said, there's a lot of overlap between critics of Israel and people who hate Jews that has to be acknowledged and criticized.
Just take a moment and think about how many times you've attacked Israel, which is the only Jewish state in the world, as opposed to the thirteen Muslim states in which you can be executed for leaving the religion. Just subject yourself to five minutes of introspection on that issue.
The majority of people who I've met from Israel, including one of my best friends and a romantic partner, have been non-religious. They were ethnic and sometimes traditional Jews while not being religious. Israel, despite being founded as a Jewish state is mostly a secular democracy with Arabs serving in the highest levels of government.
Yeah, if you're referring to Israel as an apartheid state, you're either an idiot or you hate Jews or both.
Once again, this shouldn't be this hard, Thomas Massie voting against financing the Iron Dome because he doesn't like government spending money isn't out of hatred toward Jews - The Squad voting against it while believing in modern monetary theory is out of the desire to see more dead Jews.
This really shouldn't be to hard to understand. If you treat Israel like every other country on the planet and find fault, that's fine. Israel is made up of humans and humans aren't perfect.
If you think that Israel in particular has no right to exist, you hate Jews. If you think that Israel has no right to defend herself, you hate Jews. If you're more angry at Israel than you are at the thirteen Muslim countries that will kill people for apostasy, you hate Jews.
Got it? Good.