This was my experience, and most assuredly many will differ with me vehemently. Numerous Catholics, who ostensibly have a leader in the Vatican, refuse to cede to the Pope the title of spokesman for their own interests. The Jews do not even have a figurehead leader. Orthodox Jews have traditionally found for themselves, on an individual basis, a learned teacher to rely upon for help in both spiritual and worldly affairs. Even among the most scrupulously observant Jews, opinions on any number of topics vary wildly.
Firearms ownership is the first of such subjects that comes to mind.
I've been building up to saying that your question is unanswerable. You would need to poll every Jew that you know to see if he will be in your corner should the day of reckoning ever come. Within the last seven hundred years when Jews populated rival states in Europe, Jews of one army fought against Jews of the enemy army. That's the way it was. You were conscripted and fought or paid the consequences.