Again, it's important to understand that she said what she said because she really believes that she's the "good guy," that she's our hero, and that if we're good people, that we should be embracing her as our "beloved jew." She's bought into her tribe's Master Race -- err, "Chosen People" narrative so deeply that now she feels betrayed and, as usual, she (and jews collectively) are once again playing the Victim card.
But to go one step further, notice how she betrays herself by implying that Americans owe jews their allegiance because they were the lawyers and bankers who enabled all these Leftist movements. To take a step back and see it from a psychological point of view, she's basically admitting that they only did it so that we would be obligated to them, not because it was the "right thing" to do. They only did it so that they could be in positions of influence, not because they actually believe in the cause; which they don't, since Israhell is a kind of Far-Right Theocratic ethno-state that they would NEVER allow Christian to have for themselves anywhere on Earth.
But to go one step further, notice how she betrays herself by implying that Americans owe jews their allegiance because they were the lawyers and bankers who enabled all these Leftist movements. To take a step back and see it from a psychological point of view, she's basically admitting that they only did it so that we would be obligated to them, not because it was the "right thing" to do. They only did it so that they could be in positions of influence, not because they actually believe in the cause; which they don't, since Israhell is a kind of Far-Right Theocratic ethno-state that they would NEVER allow Christian to have for themselves anywhere on Earth.
There's SO MUCH to unpack here.