No, but a good starting point would be to actually use the phrase Jewish Supremacy and Jewish Supremacists when addressing it.

You must understand that the two statements come across differently to the average layman. If a brown person says “the majority of white people support killing brown people” and “the majority of white people hold white supremacist beliefs and support imperialism and forever wars abroad, killing brown people”.

A brown woman can say the exact same ass thing and a lot of laypersons will get a “oh this woman is racist af” or a “oh this woman is kinda right though” depending on how I say that thing.

Whereas if a white person says the first sentence it becomes completely impossible for other white people to dismiss that as racism and so they have to inquire further as to what I mean, eventually getting a better understanding of the position.

Maybe I’m not using the best examples here, I’m sure there are better ones, but you get the jist.