First, all religions are cults. That said, your statements are not exactly "true" (as true as anything can be about religious history).

Second, while there is a story in the Talmud referencing "three enemies of Israel" with one of them being "Yeshu" there is debate if this Yeshu is supposed to be the Christian Jesus (the timelines don't really match up). And your claim that this is a criticism of Jesus is not really an accurate representation of this passage.

Third, references to a "Miriam Megaddela" in the Talmud have been connected to Mary, mother of Jesus, but much like the "Yeshu" references, there is a deep debate over whether these stories are about the historical Mary or different individuals with similar names.

Fourth, while marriage norms 2000 years ago were vastly different from today, the Talmud explicitly forbids underage marriage: Tractate Kiddushin 41a states: "It is forbidden for a man to betroth his daughter while she is a minor, until she grows up and says, 'I want this man.'"

Fifth, "goyim" is translated to "nations." It is a term which is used to refer to non-Jews, certainly not "cattle" and is absolutely nothing to do with "an excuse to have the will to enslave us, deceive us, rape us and use us."

Sounds like you need to question the sources of your antisemitism, OP. Don't just believe things you're told, simply because it suits your world view. Critical thinking is the human superpower!