A great majority of Jewry – left, right or religious – according to many opinion polls show, overwhelmingly support Zionist state and, furthermore, overwhelmingly favor legal abortion, sexual freedom, and gay –lesbian rights.
The other common trait they have is not only their centuries-old hatred toward Christianity, but also the Jews, who have converted to Christianity – which is considered one of the worst sins a Jew can commit - as witness Jewish hostility to ‘Jews for Jesus’.

An irreligious or atheist Jew may claim Israeli citizenship at any time, but a Jew who has converted to Christianity may not. Their hatred even covers even the public exaltation of the Old Testament (or the Ten Commandments), as they have been adopted Christians in their New Testament.

Mel Gibson’s movie ‘The Passion of the Christ’ brought this Jewish hatred in the open. Both columnist Charles Krauthammer and ADL president Abraham Foxman blamed the biblical story of crucification being the main reason for Christians’ persecution of Jews for the last 2000 years – and demanded that this story and other Jesus’ anti-Semitic quote should to deleted from the New Testament for a future peaceful co-existence between Christians and Jews.

William Safire of the New York Times virtually blamed the Holocaust on Christ himself, citing the words “I come not to bring peace, but a sword” as evidence of Christianity’s inherent violence. Last year, famous Jewess comedian, Sara Silverman said that she is happy that Jews killed Jesus – and that she would kill him herself if he returns.

Jewish hatred also implies to the literary works of some greatest Christian writers. For example, Shakespeare’s Shylock in ‘The Merchant of Venice’ – is Jewish villain and is called by the Christian characters in the book as “bloodthirsty usurer”, a “wolf,” “misbeliever,” “cutthroat dog,” etc. etc. - for his greed and not for killing their Lord Christ. Jewish Lobby has succeeded in baning the reading of this English literary masterpiece in many western universities including Britain.