This is just the reverse/philosemitic (which is also antisemitic) version of the Dual Loyalty-trope: instead of saying "(some) Jewish people are more loyal to another nation and this is bad" (the antisemitic trope) it's saying "(some) Jewish people aren't loyal to another nation and this is bad". It's conflating Jewish folk and/or religious Jews with political Zionists, most of whom aren't even Jewish to begin with, but Evangelical Christians. Zionism is inherently a political position, it's not a born or immutable trait.
This is just the reverse/philosemitic (which is also antisemitic) version of the Dual Loyalty-trope: instead of saying "(some) Jewish people are more loyal to another nation and this is bad" (the antisemitic trope) it's saying "(some) Jewish people aren't loyal to another nation and this is bad". It's conflating Jewish folk and/or religious Jews with political Zionists, most of whom aren't even Jewish to begin with, but Evangelical Christians. Zionism is inherently a political position, it's not a born or immutable trait.