On that very day, G‑d took the children of Israel out of Egypt
When the time for redemption came, G‑d did not keep them for even the blink of an eye
- Rashi's commentary1
In the Passover haggadah we say: "Had G‑d not taken our forefathers out of Egypt, we, our children, and our children's children would still be enslaved to Pharaoh…"
After two centuries of exile and subjugation there was little to differentiate the Jewish people from their idol-worshiping masters.2 So deeply had they sunk into the pagan depravity of Egypt that their redemption came at the very last possible moment, when they were but a hairsbreadth from spiritual annihilation.
- Nachmonides
Said the Zeideh of Shpoli to the Almighty: "Master of the Universe! The sages of the Talmud pleaded before You to bring the Moshiach. You chose not to do so. The holy Ari begged You to bring Moshiach - again You were unwilling. We have reached the point where it is left to someone of my ilk to ask for the redeemer. Still You are holding out.
"Mark my words. There will come a generation who will have no interest in You or Your Moshiach. Then You will have no choice but to bring him…"
Masark My Words Lets hope and pray, that those Jewish people today who have assimilated and are doing the wrong things will be able to get the message of return and repent. Many do not want to hear much about G-d. They do not want to talk about G-d nor His ways. Only Hashem can turn their hearts to Him.
The teaching is that Jews by nature do.mitzvahs. It is in our DNA. They are not as far removed as you portray. Teshuva is a process for all of us to do, the returning part being the last part, not the first.
Our fellow Jews who sit and make judgements about each other, baseless hatred, would do well to replace their antagonism with baseless love for our fellow Jew as we are directed in the mitzvah for G-d.
That is only part of what is needed for the coming of the Moshiach. Gentiles have to embrace G-d as the Creator, His holy Torah, with no others that they continue to cling to in their idolatrous habits. They need to follow the 7 Noahide Laws and bylaws. Acts of kindness are needed to replace acts of selfishness. There is a lot for all of us to do to improve this world to be the eternal dwelling place for Hashem. And for all of us.
Hashem has us here doing His will, part of which is to gather our people to be unified. Your portrayal is too assimilated with that of gentiles.