There's a bit of a divide based on tactics.

There's one school of thought that argues for unconditional support of Israel. Not because they actually care about or support Jewish people, they would just rather Jewish people concentrate somewhere else. It's basically "Israel is a place for the Jews of the world to self-deport and we're all in favor of that."

Another camp supports Palestine as a way to turn up the heat on animus towards Jewish people. They think antisemitism is more important than keeping up antagonism towards Muslims but, make no mistake, they don't actually care about the Palestinians and would probably do the same thing Israel was doing to them if they were in that position.

Still others are a little more "not our problem." They're leaning into the anti-Israel sentiment to try and conflate antizionism with antisemitism but, broadly speaking, they don't care.

There's a lot of sentiment around the idea that this is "proof" that Jews run the world because of the US' unconditional support of Israel.

To be clear, I endorse absolutely none of these positions and they're daft for reasons that should be obvious.