Israel aimed to spark a regional conflict to avoid facing genocide allegations. However, Iran didn’t buy into their PR tactics.

What group currently calling Jihad against Israel has not openly recieved funding from the Iranian state, going back to 1992?

The answer is none. Every group calling for Jihad and Jewish genocide in the region has received monetary support from Iran.

Why is that?

Because Israel and Iran are enemies and have been in a state of semi-war for ages?

So Iran can fund jihad against Judaism itself, and it’s Israel’s fault?

Literally yes. The state of anti-Semitism in the middle east is a direct cause of Israeli Apartheid.

You think hatred of Jews among Muslims started after the creation of Israel?

That is ahistorical nonsense, and you know it.

Do you wish to try again?

You think hatred of Jews among Muslims started after the creation of Israel?

Not after the creation of Israel, after Zionists started trying to take Palestine in 1917.

Conveniently ignoring about a thousand years of history there, little buddy.

Go on, what's that history?

There were 300,000 Jews there when tbs Mamluks took power and 5,000 when the Ottomans took power.

What happened? Did the Jews disappear?

Where do you get the 300,000 figure?

A quick read through Wikipedia showed significantly lower number.

Prior to the Muslim conquest of Palestine (635–640), Palaestina Prima had a population of 700,000, of which around 100,000 were Jews and 30-80,000 were Samaritans,[67] with the remainder being Chalcedonian and Miaphysite Christians.[5][68][69]

The pace of conversion to Islam among the Christian, Jewish, and Samaritan communities in Palestine varied during the early period (638–1098),[70] and opinions vary regarding the extent of Islamization during the early Islamic period.[71] While some argue Palestine was already majority Muslim by the time of arrival of the First Crusade, others contend that Christians were still in the majority and the process of mass adoption of Islam took place only from the 13th century onwards, during the Mamluk period.[71]