Where is the ad hominem? You tokk an extreme example and used it to blame the group. Classical fallacy used in identity politics. Do you think the average jew believes in the talmud or in his supremacy? The average jew cant cite a single line from the talmud. I do think that in more religious circles it is a problem and i am against it. Then again, those who actualy believe this are sheep - slaves of their rabbi and religion.
I agree that this religious core is a problem. I personaly know many israelis who oppose this. The underlying issue is blind belief and following religious or non religious ideologies like blind sheep. It goes for all ideologies, not just judaism.
This "tribe" is much more divided than you think. So many subgroups, sone hate each other. Also many secular jews, some hate judaism itself, e.g. those communists (marx denounced his jewish roots). It os all way more complex than you think. The idea of it being a single tribe is wrong. For example many israelis treat leftist soros useful idiot jews as being traitors and "self hating jews" as they push for progressive ideologies and subversion that is against their jewish "brothers".