I doubt that will ever happen.
Look, you can check a number of legitimate resources and see that Jewish women were and many are still at the epicenter of radical feminism. I'm not saying all of them are, maybe not even a majority of them - I don't know. But, a
significant number of them are. They view having children as some type of forced servitude. And, without abortion, these feminists teach that they are being forced into baby-making machines and motherhood.
FWIW, while most conservative folks don't feel way about having children, motherhood, fatherhood and family, I do feel similarly with regard to self-defense and my 2nd Amendment right to bear arms. Taking my guns away, my ability to defend myself and my family, my wife's ability to safely go out on her own knowing she can protect herself, my means of safeguarding my homestead and my land, that is slavery to me. So, guns and the 2nd Amendment is my litmus test for which politicians I support. People who feel the same way about guns and freedom as I do, tend to also align with my other political hot-buttons. So, someone could be a conservative Democrat like Joe Manchin, and I would never support the guy, just because he's a freaking Democrat.
What I am getting at is that Conservatives have a practically insurmountable task of convincing Jewish women (
not the radically religious ones) to join ranks with them, even as radical Democrats deride them. Also, I believe that it is the Jewish women who dictate how their men align politically -
why, because they have the Jewish ****** and tend to dominate over Jewish men.
Hot button political issues. Everyone has one that is personally more important than all others. And, that one issue will likely determine how an individual affiliates politically.