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Again, that's not true

>Many evangelicals maintain that the continued existence of Israel is key to their understanding of the end times, as explained in the Book of Revelations. They believe that Jews must possess their own country in the Holy Land of Israel before the second coming of Jesus can occur, which is seen as the ultimate goal in Christian theology, with the establishment of a Christly kingdom on Earth. These distinctive religious beliefs lead to significant differences in evangelicals’ views of Israel compared to other Americans.
>https://globalaffairs.org/commentary-and-analysis/blogs/american-evangelicals-unique-support-israel

You'd also have to think that if Christianity was so anti-Jewish that, for 1,600 years those Christians could never kick them out. The Pagan Romans did a better job keeping the Jews in line. You want to have your cake and eat it too and you want the religion to be based when it obviously isn't.

You can either be Christian and keep the Jews or get rid of the Jews and reject Christ. You can't have both