Religion has a little bit to do with it. Zionism takes full advantage of its "holocaust industry" (as Norm would say) to continue it's genocide. Jewish people can absolutely separate themselves from Israel and Zionism. But Zionism is absolutely dependent on people believing in Jewish supremacy.

The government of Israel is intentionally conducting a horrific genocide of innocent Palestinian men, women, and children. I want to be absolutely crystal clear that I think it's a crime against humanity and the perpetrators must be tried and any good court must convict.

I can't get onboard with bloodthirsty statements about how "hopefully" a lot of Israeli civilians died. That's just a personal thing for me, and the comment reads, to me, as hoping that civilians died.

I understand the sentiment that they're settlers and occupiers, and I understand that they may have even held awful, incorrect, pro-colonialism opinions and had harmful beliefs, but personally for me I can't get on board with sincerely hoping that unarmed civilians are murdered en masse.

Edit: sorry, yeah you're right, it doesn't read as "Jews" specifically and I understand that intentionally blurring the lines between Judaism and Israeli people is a zionist tactic. I apologise, I still think the statement is uncomfortable but you're right in what you've said.

They're fundamentally different from Hamas because, despite the claims of Zionist atrocity propaganda, Hamas is a legitimate resistance movement fighting against foreign occupation while Zionist settlers seek to not only impose such an occupation but also drive the natives out (even Hamas doesn't seek to eradicate all the Jews despite Zionist claims, colonizers have always feared that the people they seek to exterminate will try to exterminate them).