There is no such thing, unless you define it as the current state of deceived or ignorant Christians.

If Christianity's main point is that God sent his son, Jesus, to live a perfect, earthly life, only to sacrifice that life in order to redeem anyone who merely accepts this gift, then there is absolutely no way that Judaism can or should be tolerated by Christians.

Judaism, and notice that it's not just Zionism, which is supposed to be a sect of Judaism, teaches that Jesus was the son of a whore (not a virgin, like the Bible states), that he was a sorcerer, idolater, and blasphemer, and that his punishment is that for all of eternity, he is burning in hot excrement (doo-doo).

The interesting part is that Judaism claims that the miracles that Jesus is said to have performed in the Bible were actually sorceries that he performed through black magic. We all know that no one is going around performing magic acts to help blind people to see or lame people to be able to walk, so in their own ignorant attempts to discredit Christianity, they actually give their (once again, unknowingly ignorant) support that he did in fact heal people.

Something Christians will hear often is that the Bible is the perfect Word of God. The more I read it, the more evident that this is true. There are endless connections between different verses, so much that if I were to continually follow referenced verses from one verse to the next in a Bible with said references, found in the middle of pages usually, I would not be able to reach an end point.

Something I have been pondering lately is in regard to the story of King Saul, who was the king before David (David and Goliath, same David), where God commanded Saul to wipe out everything Amalek when defeating them. Saul was commanded to leave nothing. No animals, no women, no children. Nothing at all. Jews like to teach this story as if it really applies to a future time, where they are to wipe out the memory of Amalek, which they claim is everything Christian.

Knowing that today's Jews are not the same as Israelites of David and Saul's time, were the ancestors of today's Jews the same Amalek that God commanded Saul to wipe out? If you look at all the atrocities that Jews have been responsible for throughout history, it makes sense.

Well, Saul did not completely wipe out Amalek, and was punished by God for failing to follow his instruction.

So, a despicable group of people (Amalek) that God hated for the things they had done to His people (actual Hebrew Israelites), were left to continue on their lineage, and another despicable group of people (Jews) who have done evil things to people who actually follow God (Christians). Is there a connection?

"The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun." - Ecclesiastes 1:9