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It seems it is just a paart of the plan to destroy western civilization.

Thus leaving Israel alone, per plan to force G_d's hand.

Weishaupt's 18^th Century Illuminati were exactly such a cabal, effectively a merger of eschatological fantasies per their respective prophecies: Among them,

Masons saw the Phoenix rising from the ashes,
Jesuits (such as Weishaupt) wanted the destruction of Protestantism,
Christians and Catholics in general saw Jesus' return after an apocalypse,
Jews saw Messiah come for the first time, again after an apocalypse per Sanhedrin 98a beign straight out of Leviticus 26: 'If we can't all be saints, let's all be sinners,' for fun and profit. , and (drum roll please...)
Then there's the twelfth Imam via a Sabbatean/atheist dotted line to the Sufis.

This "plan" was the driving force within the 19^th Century Masonic minds of the likes of Albert Pike, with a nation state for Israel critical to that plan. "Put them all in one place" so to speak, with no one to help ('that'll do it'). The meltdown of social integrity within Western Christian culture being elemental to that scenario.

To anyone who might regard what I've laid out here as a "antisemitic conspiracy theory," per the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion," etc., the best compilation of this history I've read is the two volume set by Orthodox Jewish Rabbi, Marvin Antelman: To Eliminate the Opiate. As an illustration of the latter day manifestations of the mindset Antelman cited, I suggest this workup on the Israeli Supreme Court Building. As to my mindset, consider this. Nobody but a friend to Israel would have written that book.

Anyway, that's how I see it per Antelman's observations with a bit more history tossed in. Conspiracies, cabals, or what I prefer to call "power freak feeding frenzies" are real things. That's why we have words for them. But these are looser social associations with no centralized poohbah per se. I see it as the kind of activity among people with nothing else better to do as a matter of competitive 'male virtue signaling.' To that end, there is an alternative that meets a proper understanding of the First Commandment in Genesis 1:28: to bring the earth to fullness (umil'u et-ha'aretz וּמִלְאוּ אֶת-הָאָרֶץ), because that is struggle enough (vechiveshuha וְכִבְשֻׁהָ), effectively the flip side of Sanhedrin 98a:

R. Johanan also said: The son of David will come only in a generation that is either altogether righteous or altogether wicked. 'in a generation that is altogether righteous,' — as it is written, Thy people also shall be all righteous: they shall inherit the land for ever.30 'Or altogether wicked,' — as it is written, And he saw that there was no man, and wondered that there was no intercessor;31 and it is [elsewhere] written, For mine own sake, even for mine own sake, will I do it.

And there you have your answer nobody will take seriously. Oh well.