The issue is that some of PHK's most controversial 'outbursts' show that he thinks it's OK to hate Jews as a collective because of Israel.
I'm assuming that from PHK's point of view, he casually used "the Jews" as a identity for "Israel". That's crass and wrong, but as another white European I'm ashamed to say that it is something that I might have also done before I was given the opportunity to learn a little more about the topic.
I'm assuming that from your point of view, the language PHK used, with the history irremediably attached to it, is presumably just such obvious anti-Semitic racism, perhaps being so similar to language that you've certainly heard several times before, that you feel compelled to call it out as such.
And so, here we are: unable to discuss the topic because the language is constructed from hand-grenades. By the time we have recognized them as such, our hands are already missing.
At the risk of getting involved in the discussion in the way I said above I did not want to, I feel I have to point out that "Holding Jews collectively responsible for actions of the state of Israel" is usually explicitly defined as anti-Semitic[1]. You do now rather seem to be missing an opportunity to clarify your views on the topic.
[1] https://www.holocaustremembrance.com/resources/working-defin...