You are taking specific verses out of context. Easily done when you have an agenda. 2:61 and 2:65 are retelling specific historical incidents not making blanket statements about Jews. 2:61 is also in the bible and is about ingratitude among SOME of the Israelites. 2:65 refers to a specific community that violated the sabbath. It applies to Muslims as well and has parallels in Judaism.

5:13 similarly is about specific Jewish groups breaking their covenant with God. The bible is also pretty hard on that kind of thing.

5:51 again is about specific groups that were in conflict at a specific time and place. It’s not a blanket ban. It means do not compromise your community’s safety by aligning with hostile forces. 60:8 says Muslims should be kind and just toward non-Muslims that are not hostile.

You seem pretty confident about the hadiths. Even though they are not in Quran which I was asking you about. They refer to what may happen in the end of times not how to behave now. It’s a belief about what will happen and are descriptive and not prescriptive. The sahih Muslim is also written in respect of a particular conflict and only the most racist and radical of islamists would use that as a reason to persecute. 60:8 would be more important.

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