Jewish Nazism

After WWI Adolf Hitler joins the Nazi party and leads them to victory in the 1933 election. Hitler is a decorated, fiercely nationalistic veteran seeking to regain Germany's lost territories, reverse the terms of the Armistice, and prevent Germany becoming Communist. He is also a practising Jew.
In this alternative history Alois Schicklgruber/Hitler is promised an inheritance from his enstranged Jewish father Frankenberger if he marries a Jewess and raises his children Jewish. As a result, his son Adolf is enrolled as a student of the local rabbi, rather than a Catholic altar-server.
What would Nazism be like without antisemitism? Would Hitler blame the liberals, socialists and Slavs for Germany's defeat, or would he persecute the un-assimilated Eastern Jews?

Idk, Nazi hatred towards Jews was primarily political in nature if you can think about it for a second. It was the fact that Jews were a political 'coalition' that worked against German interests which caused a massive backlash. Anyway, I don't think in this new scenario that there would have been many internal enemies, maybe just some liberals and communists trying to gain political ground in germany...

Many German Jews hated the un-assimilated Orthodox Jews. Perhaps the Nazis would exploit this prejudice in a similar way to the modern-day hostility to the more conservative Muslims who refuse to adopt Western clothing