Franz Kafka

Kafka's "The Castle" novel is about an annoying Jew, demanding control over a foreign country. Jew tries to achieve his goals through criminal and intermarriage. Typical Jewish strategy. But I've only one question: why the Jews are so persistent in their evil urge to infiltrate and destroy their host country?

"If it acts like a Jew, look like a Jew and stinks like a Jew, then what is it?"
Then you've not really proven any of those three points.  Protagonists being out of the loop and being treated as a meddlesome know-nothing because of that is not an uncommon starting point, for one thing.