I saw a American newspaper saying that jews declared war against Germany before world war 2 and calling for a boycott of German goods, is that true?

The claim that Jews declared war on Germany before World War II is rooted in a mix of historical events and propaganda, rather than an official declaration of war. In March 1933, shortly after Adolf Hitler came to power, the American Jewish community organized a boycott of German goods in response to the anti-Jewish measures being implemented in Germany. This boycott was not a declaration of war but a form of protest against the Nazi regime's policies of discrimination and violence against Jews. Nazi propaganda later portrayed this boycott as part of a larger Jewish conspiracy against Germany, which was intended to justify their own anti-Jewish policies and actions. This narrative has been a significant aspect of Holocaust denial and historical revisionism. It is essential to approach such statements critically, understanding the context and the motivations behind them. The actual events involved significant suffering and persecution of Jews, and the propaganda surrounding these events aimed to dehumanize Jewish people during the Holocaust.