So fragile š¹ John is sad about his parochial understanding of what āchosenā means in the specific religious context of Judaism and he wants to feel like a big important boy too! Hereās a start for you thatās sure to result in a participation medal for you darling: donāt reference āchosen peopleā in any of your ācritiquesā of Israel (you accidentally forgot your āZionism isnāt Judaismā script for a second there, laddy) if you donāt want to appear like a whiny fragile bigot.
And let me elucidate you since you are clearly agonizing over this: Jews are āchosenā for the specific covenant they share with g-d. āChosenā doesnāt mean āsupremeā as most things mean in your white supremacist default worldview; it means chosen to follow the rules that we follow in our tradition, and even arguably to suffer the ways that we uniquely do in order to become closer to g-d and make the world a better place. Every tradition, every religious group and culture is āchosenā for something divine in this world, and that is something that your Neo-Nazi-driven concept of Judaism would not reveal to you. Then again, you have no desire to see Jews (or Israel) as anything other than the villain that you actually see when you look in the mirror.
I recommend therapy š hope that helps!