So to now have cultural Marxism turn on Jews and Israel is a form of “being bit by their own dog”.
You are very naive if you believe that Marxism has "just now" turned on Israel.
Zionism was banned in Russia when the Bolsheviks took over. They regarded it as a "bourgeois nationalist" movement. Meanwhile, the Bolsheviks supported Irish nationalism. I guess the Irish are Secretly Behind Communism.
It's true that the Communist bloc voted for partition in 1948 because the Communists at that time considered the British Empire as their number one enemy in a post-Hitler world. The British were occupying Israel and the Reds assumed that the new nation would join them in a crusade against the British Empire. At the same time, even while they were "supporting" Israel in the UN they were already assuring the Arabs not to put too much stock into it.
Despite his neutralism, Ben Gurion offered to send Israeli troops to Korea to fight the Reds. The UN turned him down.
It's true that the initial governments of Israel wanted to remain unaligned, but they were rejected by the entire "non-aligned movement," which instead supported Nasser and Ben Bella. About the only socialist country that would treat Ben Gurion's Israel as a "fraternal socialist state" was Ne Win's Burma!
I used to listen to shortwave radio back before the Internet killed it. Every single Communist station was rabidly anti-Israel, attacking it in terms very similar to the "Liberty Lobby." This is why I was so surprised to discover that "right wingers" traditionally opposed Israel and supported the Communist PLO. What an eye-opener!
It's true that Communist Cuba didn't cut ties with Israel with the rest of the Communist bloc in 1967 but waited until 1973 (after which Cuba might as well have been a member of the Arab League). However, Arafat and his "palestinian" buddies were already visiting Cuba and receiving training there in 1966.
Maybe you should remember these things before you decide to make a fool of yourself again.
This is about the changes in attitudes within American institutions, and how evangelicals have been influenced by that.
Lenin and the Tsar and the Korean War and IRA ties to Palestinian terrorists are not relevant.