For about half of the non-religious and liberal Reformed Jews, you're probably right. But for a lot (my guess is half) of Reformed Jews, Israel is something more. And for ALL the politically liberal Orthodox and Reformed Jews (though there are a lot less of them), Israel is much, much more than just a place on a map.
This could be a defining moment among Jewish Democrat voters, much life Ronald Reagan was for Democrat Catholics. Look at how the Catholic vote has split since Reagan. It's no longer a monolith. And judging by my Jewish Romney supporting neighbors, neither is the Jewish vote.
Hello, I live in NYC, and your guess is wrong. The liberal so-called Jews hate Israel.