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the dispersion of Jews among the Gentiles after the Babylonian Exile; or the aggregate of Jews or Jewish communities scattered “in exile” outside Palestine or present-day Israel.
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The king used the Roman Empire to gain control of Judea.
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The Jewsformed militant resistance groups that came and went over the years. The Zealots were probably the most famous resistance group during this era.
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A second Jewish revolt happened and shortly after this event (he Jews revolted a third time under the rule of Hadrian. This was the final straw and after they were defeated Hadrian left the Jews, sold them into slavery and renamed Jerusalem to Aelia Capitolina and the kingdom of Judea was now called Palestine, Syria.
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Rome sacked by Visigoths.
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Many of the Jews were scattered across the empire and they never were able to regain their homeland. So they developed their own communities in the cultures where they lived. Jews were now living in various parts of Africa, Rome, Greece, Asia Minor, Syria, Egypt and some had went to India and even as far as China.
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Babylonian Talmud recorded. After conquering Italy in 493, Ostrogoth king Theodoric issues an edict protecting the Jews and ensuring their right to determine civil disputes and freedom of worship.
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Prophetic call and start of Quranic revelations.
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Muslim Forces Attack Spain Successfully.
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While proselytizing Arabia, Muhammad captures the Banu Kurara tribe and forces the group of about 600 to chose between conversion and death. After spending all night praying, all but three or four Banu Kurarans are beheaded.
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Muhammad dies, creating the four "rightly guided caliphs" of Islam.
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Baghdad founded by Abbasids.
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Birth of Rambam. He was was a preeminent medieval Arabized Spanish
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Dr. Jospeh Hacohen was chased out of Genoa for practicing medicine, and soon after, all the Jews were expelled.
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The Hamburg Senate decides to officially allow Jews to live in the city on the condition there is no public worship.
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Jewish population in America numbers approximately 250.
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in the French Revolution monarchy was overthrown and Pian and fights was forced upon the Roman Catholic Church.
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Denmark grants citizenship to Jews.
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World War I happend from 126-1919
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U.S. Secretary of State Rogers announces American Plan for peace in the Middle East
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The Bank of Sharon in Ramat Gan was robbed by Jewish underground, $8,000 were stolen
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Israel hands over the Jericho area to Palestinian police.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke in front of a joint session of the U.S. Congress to outline his desires for peace in the region
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Rome took Jewishes Homeland
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The Jews were tired of the Romans and their lack of respect for Jewish life.
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the Zealots fight culminated in the first Jewish Roman war where Jerusalem was taken and the Temple of Solomon was destroyed by the Romans once and for all. Many Jewish people were sold into slavery or resettled into other cities.
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Charlemagne, French Holy Roman Emperor, protected and helped develop Jewish culture in his kingdom, seeing Jews as an asset.
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xAl-Azhar University Founded, Cairo.
