Are the Jews of the current age the synagogue of satan referenced in revelation?

The phrase "synagogue of Satan" appears in the Book of Revelation (specifically Revelation 2:9 and 3:9) and has been interpreted in various ways over the centuries. It is important to approach such texts with sensitivity, as they have historically been used to justify persecution against Jewish communities. Many scholars and theologians argue that the phrase was originally meant to refer to certain groups of people in the early Christian context who opposed the followers of Jesus. It is not appropriate or accurate to apply such terms to contemporary Jewish communities or to use them to justify negative attitudes toward Jews today. In modern discussions, it's crucial to promote understanding and respect among different faith traditions, avoiding harmful stereotypes or interpretations that can lead to discrimination or violence. Each religious group should be understood in its own context and on its own terms.