Do Buddhist believe in Jesus

If believe means "was a historic figure" this is a matter for individuals to decide and not part of Buddhim.

If believe means "Jesus was a deity", then no, Buddhism has no need of or use for deities.

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Some Buddhists believe that Jesus was a Bodhisattva, a being who dedicated his life to helping all beings.

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Buddhist believe that Jesus did exist.. they are not against any kinds of beliefs..

They are open minded and are willing to accept that there are other religions out there..

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Buddhists don't necessarily believe in God. They might say that Jesus was a bodhisattva, an enlightened soul who has compassion for the souls trapped in samsara, and descends to Earth as an earthly creature to help enlighten the lost souls.

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Buddhists do not believe Jesus is God's son, nor do they believe there is any God at all. The principles of Buddhism state that there is no supreme creator or other planes of existence, everything is energy and energy changes shapes and forms. The goal of Buddhism is to increase your karma through good moral acts during your several lives in order to become one with the great energy, Nirvana.
The tradition of Budhism was born in India and developed in the areas between India and China. Conversly, the concepts of Jesus developed in the Middle East. So while Globalization may have mixed Jesus into modern Budhist beliefs,Traditional Budhists would have had no reason even to KNOW of Jesus, let alone form opinions about him.