Jews need to be recognized as either OUR people, and forcefully integrated and told that they are truly European, and have our blood, or they need to absolutely and utterly leave.
The first option is absolutely terrible, in my personal opinion, but it would be significantly more peaceful. Simply saying, "Our people no longer believe in Jewish blood," and then forcing them to admit that they are True European would most certainly taint us, but imagine if they no longer had to be an outsider.
Imagine how nice it'd be for THEM, if they could just look at us as fellow Europeans, brothers, and instead of working against us, they'd see us as them. We'd be united at last, and no longer working in opposition.
On the other hand, if they cannot simply join us, and if there will always be conflict because they cannot align themselves towards our ideals, then they need to just go away.
They will just ruin everything if they don't leave or utterly conform. Either they are with us, and understand our struggle, or they are the enemy, and not on our side. There are many sides to Europe, so it's not as if you can't find SOME European ideal to hold yourself to.
Roman beauty. Greek aesthetics. French cuisine. German honor. British …something. And of course, all the other nations of Europe and their unique charms and cultures. Even Sweden has those meatballs, right?
If Jews would just join us, and understand us more fully, they'd stop fighting against our traditions so hard. Of course, this also relies on us having decent traditions, a thing that will end if our leaders keep working against the people. Jews or simply evil people are the problem, of course. They do not speak openly, or offer peace talks. They work in a sneaky, cheap way, by taking over the schools or churches in order to subvert our women and children into becoming feministic, or friendly towards foreign enemies.
Forced integration of the Jews would darken our bloodlines for a few generations, but in the end, the subversion would stop and things would return to baseline and the rightful, proper order, where we do not have constant wars and such dark existential fears.
And if they cannot join us as brothers, then they are not brothers, they are not friends, they are not allies. They would then call themselves enemies, and this conflict will continue. I didn't choose this conflict. They did. It's their choice to either end it, or have us simply deal with the issue directly.