@CharacterForming
I don't understand why people think that (for example) the Armenians, Turks, Russians, Moldovans, Israelis and Azerbaijanis hate us? It speaks to poor self-image.
Lots of countries hate us. Not everyone in those countries, but a large proportion.
I'm surprised you wonder why people would think Russia hates us given that Putin hates the west, doesn't trust us, believes we are existential threat to him and above all controls the media in his country so that many of the public are brainwashed into believing whatever he tells them is the truth.
Moldovans, Armenians, Azerbaijanis - ex-USSR controlled countries in general - feel that we haven't done enough to help them since the collapse of the USSR and are resentful that their standard of living is still much worse than ours (oil profiteers aside).
Turkey is one of many countries around the world who have not forgiven us for our imperialism in the past (ignoring their own of course).
Israel hates us because we didn't settle the status of the Jewish nation firmly enough after WW2, meaning we allowed a strong Arab presence to persist. Add to that the many people in this country who believe that Israeli land grabs and military attacks against Palestinian civilians are unjust.
These countries are just the tip of the iceberg. There aren't many countries who don't have some form of grudge against us for something that happened long before any of us were born. People in Ireland still go on about the potato famine, people still go on about the slave trade etc. Remember France, de Gaulle prevented Britain from joining the EU for years simply because we offered him safe haven during the second world war. Some things can't be forgiven.