Your attempt to malign Islam (and indirectly justify attacks on it) is transparent.

The Talmud says some pretty unflattering things about Jesus but this was because his followers were making inroads not only among Gentiles but also Jews and the authors naturally sought to neutralize the threat.  

Likewise, the New Testament contains some virulently anti-semitic themes (like blaming the killing of Jesus not only on those who cheered Pontius Pilate but on all their descendants) because the followers of Jesus were being persecuted by Jewish authorities at the time of the Gospel's writing.  

Armed jihad is a common theme in the Quran, only because Mohammed was a military man living in turbulent times where shifting alliances with different tribes, including Jewish ones, found expression.

Context is all-important. To suggest that the Quran more than the Bible or the Talmud promotes intolerance is simply unfounded.