OK, you're entitled to your point of view. I disagree.
The second "wrong" thing is that Jews these days live in peace and security just about everywhere in the world but Israel.
This is not as true as I would like. Ten years ago we had the Crown Heights pogrom and last year we had attacks on Jews in New York and New Jersey. While these are isolated incidents, the media's lack of concern is problematic. And I suspect that if Israel doesn't agree to commit suicide, the media will increase their portrayal of Israel as the "problem" in the ME. That could also lead to increased attacks on Jews in this country. Of course, there have been attacks on Jews in other countries as well. France leaps to mind.
It gives me no pleasure to say so, but Israel happens to be one of the most dangerous places a Jew can live. Advocates for both Israel and Jews -- those who encourage the myth of Zion as the only safe place for Jews -- should be more straight with their readers.
Ah but the reasons that Israel is more dangerous need to be understood. If Israel would follow the teachings of the Torah and defend themselves according to what HaShem exlained, Israel would be much, much safer. So would the rest of the world.
What happened in Crown Heights was an outrage, but I've not seen any evidence of increasing or systematic attacks on Jews in the USA. The idea that the USA is not safe -- in fact, the safest place on earth -- for Jews, is just preposterous.