I believe it is haphazard to lump all jews together regardless of political or religious orientation or economic situation. What I have gathered from the more sensible 'anti-Semites', is that the Jews that are in power pursue ethnic interests, which benefit Jews in general; and whether Jews in general share that power or not is irrelevant. Question for discussion: in what ways in particular do the Jews in power benefit Jews in general, that is to say, jews of differing economic situations and political orientations?

It is not possible for us to "lump all Jews together". The "lumping" has already been done -- by the Jews themselves.

It is no more possible to pick out "good" or "friendly" Jews than it is to look at an opposing football team and identify players who are likely to try to score for your team. All Jews are members of a community that works in a coordinated fashion to achieve group goals, despite the fact that some members of the community may dissent from the tactics.

I agree; now back on topic.

1-They support Israel.

2-I'd say that ethnic nepotism is common(i.e.,giving fellow members of the tribe a preferential shot at a career/job/deal, compared to those outside the tribe.)

3-They spring to the defence of the tribe, when they feel threatened.