in a theological sense, the former consists, not entirely, but mostly, of people who reject Christ as the Messiah which the Tanakh proves Him to be, so while they err theologically, they're not on some kind of world conquest like the alt-right thinks they are. there are those alt-right people who claim to be Christians. yet, Jesus Christ was born to Jewish people, so while His teachings conflict with modern-day Judaism, He would still be considered a Jew in the ethnic and cultural sense of the word.

the latter, from what i can gather, are people who think that because Kabbalah originated in Israel, it's "Jewish", and THESE are the money-hungry, (insert "Jewish" stereotypes here), not the first group. this latter group is possibly referenced in Revelation 2:9 and Revelation 3:9.

The alt right also has like zero good points about anything (assuming we’re talking about the actual alternative right and not the mainstream media definition in which self-described center leftists who disagree with progressives are “alt right”)

Alt right as in people who say 'The Jews will not replace us', so, the former.