It's a socio-historical situation. Jews have always set themselves apart from everyone else. They did this by means of strange customs and laws that no one else followed. These rules don't make any sense, but they serve the function of keeping Jews isolated and apart from all other peoples. Being thus self-isolated, Jews naturally because suspicious and resentful of other tribes, other races, other religions. They told themselves that they were favored by God, which naturally gave them a superiority complex that was completely out of joint with reality. Jews grew up trying to make their inflated self-image into reality. Because of their genetic makeup, they have certain talents which allow them to take advantage of other peoples, and because they think themselves the Chosen Ones, superior to everyone else, the natural rulers of the world, they had no compunction about manipulating other peoples for their own advantage. They got to be so good at it that now they are a wealthy, well-educated, advantaged little group of grifters. But they have the inbred belief that they are somehow held down and discriminated against -- a view that is completely at odds with the facts. That facts are, Jews are largely running the Western world. But because they feel deep inside that they are outsiders, and discriminated against, they still think it is only right that they should steal from other races and control them. This tendency actually breeds resentment, real resentment, where none would otherwise have ever come into being. All this is cultural, but culture arises from race, from genetic abilities and propensities. Why did Jews choose to set themselves so rigidly apart from all other races? To survive as a tribe? If so, it worked, but it had consequences that modern Jews are having to live with. Their manipulation, deceit, and control is resented by other races. Jews seem blind to their own shortcomings. I'ven almost never heard a Jew admit to any of them, even though they are quite obvious to everyone outside the tribe. Bobby Fischer was an exception, and there are a few others, but not many. This self-blindness allows them to sustain the absurd fiction that they are somehow disadvantaged in Christian nations. Maybe if Jews saw themselves in a more realistic way, they would stop behaving as they do, and that would cause Christians and Muslims to resent them less. But maybe the tribe needs this hysterical sense of victimhood in order to remain cohesive.