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THE ISRAELITES ARE EVIL CREATURES, AND THEIR BLOOD IS CURSED..
c. 1446 BC, Golden Calf Judgment - The Levites executed divine judgment throughout the camp following the worship of the golden calf, resulting in 3,000 Israelite deaths.
c. 1445 BC, Korah's Rebellion Plague - Following the rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram against Moses and Aaron, a sudden divine plague swept through the congregation, resulting in 14,700 Israelite deaths.
c. 1406 BC, Baal of Peor Pestilence - Due to idolatry and immoral alliances with the Midianites and Moabites at Shittim, a severe plague broke out among the people, resulting in 24,000 Israelite deaths.
c. 1405 BC, Defeat at Ai - The first military assault on the city of Ai failed because Achan had hidden forbidden spoils, resulting in 36 Israelite deaths.
c. 12th Century BCE, Civil War of Gibeah - A massive inter-tribal conflict erupted against the tribe of Benjamin, where intense fighting over the first two days resulted in 40,000 Israelite casualties, and subsequent battles saw 25,100 Benjaminite Israelite deaths.
c. 1100 BC, Shibboleth Fords Slaughter - The Gileadite army led by Jephthah intercepted fleeing Ephraimite soldiers at the Jordan River fords and executed those who mispronounced the password "Shibboleth," resulting in 42,000 Israelite deaths.
c. 1075 BC, Battle of Aphek - The Philistine armies clashed with Israelite forces and captured the Ark of the Covenant, completely routing the army and resulting in 30,000 Israelite footmen deaths.
c. 1075 BC, Striking of Beth Shemesh - Divine judgment fell upon the inhabitants of Beth Shemesh because they irreverently peered inside the returned Ark of the Lord, resulting in 50,070 Israelite deaths.
c. 975 BC, David's Census Pestilence - A severe three-day divine plague was sent upon the nation as a consequence of King David ordering an unauthorized census, resulting in 70,000 Israelite deaths.
c. 970 BC, Battle of Ephraim's Wood - King David's loyalist forces fought a fierce battle to suppress the civil rebellion led by his son Absalom, resulting in 20,000 Israelite deaths.
c. 913 BC, Battle of Mount Zemaraim - The southern Kingdom of Judah, led by King Abijah, fought a bloody civil war against Jeroboam's forces, resulting in 500,000 Israelite deaths from the Northern Kingdom's army.
c. 735 BC, Pekah's Invasion of Judah - King Pekah of the Northern Kingdom of Israel launched a devastating invasion against the southern Kingdom of Judah, slaughtering elite soldiers in a single day, resulting in 120,000 Judahite Israelite deaths.
70 CE, Titus destroys Second Temple - Roman forces under Titus besieged and destroyed Jerusalem and the Second Temple, resulting in 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 Jewish deaths.
73 CE, Fall of Masada - Following a Roman siege, 960 Jewish defenders committed mass suicide to prevent capture, leaving only 2 women and 5 children alive.
116 CE, Kitos Jewish war - A major revolt in Cyprus and Cyrene that led to severe fighting, with external sources estimating Jewish casualties between 200,000 and 240,000.
132-135 CE, Bar Kokhba Jewish Revolt - A massive Jewish rebellion against Roman occupation that resulted in the slaughter of 580,000 Jews.
135 CE, Fall of Betar - The last stronghold of the Jewish leaders fell to Roman forces, resulting in the slaughter of over 100,000 Jews.
352 CE, Third roman-jewish war - 3000 - 10.000 jews massacred.
520 CE, Revolt in Babylon - A seven-year Jewish revolt was suppressed, resulting in the execution of the leader Mar Zutra, who was beheaded, marking 1 specific recorded death.
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573 CE - Israelite-Byzantine wars== - Samaritan revolts were a series of Samaritan and Judean insurrections in the province of Palaestina Prima against the Byzantine Empire. Around 100.000 to 220.000 Israelites are believed to have died
1066 CE, Granada Massacre - A violent anti-Jewish uprising took place in Moorish Spain, resulting in the slaughter of 4,000 Jews.
1096 CE, Rhine and Danube Massacres - Mob violence during the First Crusade claimed the lives of thousands of Jews, representing more than one-quarter of the entire Jewish population of Germany and northern France.
1096 CE, Emicho's Crusader Campaign - Count Emicho led crusading forces through Germany, systematically slaughtering approximately 5,000 Jews.
1096 CE, Worms Massacre - Crusaders and local citizens attacked the Jewish community of Worms; external historical records estimate that between 800 and 1,000 Jews were killed.
1096 CE, Mayence (Mainz) Massacre - Count Emicho's forces entered Mayence, where 1,200 Jews trapped in the Episcopal Palace chose mass suicide via ritual knives to escape forced conversion.
1096 CE, Xanten and Eller Massacre - Confronted by crusader mobs, Jewish families killed their own children and themselves to avoid forced baptism, leaving only 4 survivors out of 300, resulting in 296 deaths.
1096 CE, Rhine Outbreaks - Organized anti-Jewish outbreaks occurred across 14 sites along the Rhine during the First Crusade, killing between 5,000 and 10,000 Jews.
1099 CE, Godfrey de Bouillon's Massacre in Jerusalem - Crusading forces drove the local Jewish population into a synagogue and set it on fire, resulting in 20,000 to 30,000 Jews being massacred or captured into slavery.
1100 CE, Haifa Massacre - Crusader and Venetian forces captured the city and systematically massacred civilians, completely destroying the local Jewish community; the exact death toll is left blank.
1143 CE, Ham and Carenton Massacres - Crusader mobs targeted French Jewish communities, resulting in the murder of 150 Jews in Ham and the complete annihilation of the Jews in Carenton.
1171 CE, Blois Ritual Murder Libel - Following the first continental blood libel accusation, 33 Jewish men, women, and children were burned at the stake.
1190 CE, Palm Sunday Massacre - A violent anti-Jewish outbreak occurred at Bury St. Edmunds, England, resulting in the massacre of 57 Jews.
1190 CE, York Ghetto Pogrom - A violent anti-Jewish pogrom erupted in York, England, where 150 Jews died inside Clifford's Tower.
1209-1215 CE, Crusade against Beziers - During the wider Albigensian Crusade, 200 Jewish residents were indiscriminately killed by crusading forces.
1209-1210 CE, Cabaret Siege - Following the surrender of the city during the crusader campaigns, 140 individuals were burned at the stake.
1221 CE, Erfurt Crusader Attack - A group of religious pilgrims on their way to the Holy Land attacked the Jewish quarter, burning two synagogues and killing 26 Jews.
1222 CE, Execution of Deacon Robert - Deacon Robert of Reading was condemned and burned at the stake for the crime of converting to Judaism, resulting in 1 death.
1235 CE, Tauberbischofsheim Riots - Violent community riots broke out following the discovery of a dead body, resulting in the murder of 8 Jews.
1235 CE, Fulda Blood Libel - A ritual murder accusation against the Jewish community led to a massacre that killed 32 to 34 Jews.
1236 CE, Anjou Massacre - Crusading monks trampled the local Jewish community to death, resulting in the slaughter of 3,000 Jews.
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1243 CE, Berlitz Host Desecration Massacre - Accused of desecrating the sacramental wafer, the violent response to this libel completely wiped out the entire Jewish population of Berlitz; the exact count is left blank.
1243 CE, Kitzingen Ritual Murder Tortures - Following a blood libel accusation, 15 Jews were tortured to death and their bodies left in the streets.
1255 CE, Hugh of Lincoln Libel - An infamous blood libel led to the mass arrest of the town's Jews, resulting in the execution of 18 Jews at the Tower of London.
1262 CE, London Clergy Massacres - Enraged masses of cross-bearing clergy and mobs launched a bloody assault that killed 1,500 Jews.
1264 CE, Sinsig Stake Burning - A convert to Judaism who openly preached his faith was condemned by church authorities and burned at the stake, resulting in 1 death.
1270 CE, Weissenbur Executions - Jewish residents were arrested without formal charges, severely tortured, and executed, resulting in 7 deaths.
1278 CE, Counterfeiting Hanging Crackdown - A wave of economic charges disproportionately targeted the English Jewish community, resulting in 269 Jews being hung.
1283 CE, Harugei Magenza Blood Libel - A ritual blood libel accusation led to violent outbreaks that resulted in 36 Jewish deaths.
1285 CE, Munich Synagogue Massacre - A blood libel led to a mob attack where 68 Jews were killed, and 180 survivors were subsequently trapped and burned alive inside a synagogue, totaling 248 Jewish deaths.
1287 CE, Werner of Oberwesel Riots - A ritual murder accusation triggered anti-Jewish riots along the Rhineland, resulting in the murder of 40 Jewish men, women, and children.
1288 CE, Bonn Blood Libel Massacre - A ritual murder accusation triggered a violent attack that resulted in the murder of 104 Jews.
1288 CE, Paris Inquisition Stake Burning - Marked the first mass execution by the Inquisition in Paris, where Jewish residents were burned at the stake; the exact amount of deaths is left blank.
1290 CE, Expulsion from England - King Edward I expelled 17,000 Jews from England, during which 2,000 Jews died or were drowned after being thrown into the sea by ship captains looking to steal their property.
1293-94 CE, Berne Blood Libel Expulsion - Several Jews were put to death in Berne, Switzerland following a blood libel accusation before the remainder of the community was expelled; the exact amount of deaths is left blank.
1298 CE, Rintfleisch massacres - The Rintfleisch or Rindfleisch movement was a series of massacres against Jews in 1298, during which 146 communities were destroyed and between 20,000 and 100,000 Jews were killed.
1321 CE, Chinon Well-Poisoning Libel - Accused of poisoning wells, 160 Jews were burned in a pit, part of a wider wave of violence that claimed 5,000 Jewish lives before their innocence was proven.
1328 CE, Navarre Slaughter - A massive anti-Jewish slaughter swept across Navarre, France, resulting in 6,000 Jewish deaths and leaving only 20 survivors.
1338 CE, Wolfsberg Eucharist Defilement Riots - Riots erupted over claims that Jews defiled the Eucharist, resulting in the murder of 70 Jews.
1349 CE, Basel Well-Poisoning Massacre - Guilds accused Jews of poisoning wells during the Black Death, leading to 600 Jews and their rabbi being burned to death.
1349 CE, Strasbourg Black Death Massacre - A massive pogrom blamed the Jews for the plague, resulting in 900 Jews being burned to death.
1349 CE, Worms and Erfurt Black Death Riots - Mobs attacked Jewish quarters during the plague, resulting in 420 deaths in Worms and over 100 deaths in Erfurt, totaling 520 Jewish deaths.
1349 CE, Breslau Black Death Mob - A mob turned on the Jewish population following a local fire, resulting in the murder of 60 Jews.
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1349 CE, Cologne and Mayence Massacres - Plague-related riots devastated communities; 6,000 Jews died in Mayence and 4,000 died in Breslau, totaling 10,200 Jewish deaths alongside those in Cologne.
1354 CE, Toledo Inquisition Executions - A major wave of anti-Jewish executions swept through Toledo, Spain, resulting in 12,000 Jewish deaths.
1389 CE, Massacre at Prague - A priest incited a mob to attack the Jewish ghetto during Holy Week, resulting in the slaughter of thousands of Jews.
1391 CE, Seville Massacre - Archdeacon Ferrant Martinez incited a Christian mob to massacre the Jewish community, resulting in 50,000 Jewish deaths.
1453 CE, Breslau and Passau Burnings - Anti-Jewish trials resulted in 41 Jews being burned at the stake.
1475 CE, Simon of Trent Blood Libel - A ritual murder accusation led to the torture and execution of the town's Jews, resulting in 17 Jewish deaths.
1475 CE, Execution of Samuel in Trent - Samuel, a prominent leader of the Trent Jewish community, was burned at the stake during the blood libel investigations, resulting in an execution.
1480 CE, Seville Inquisition Burnings - The Holy Office trapped and burned 700 Jewish men and women at the stake for secretly practicing their ancestral faith.
1481-1826 CE, Iberian Auto-da-fe Rituals - Public execution ceremonies carried out by the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions against suspected hidden Jews, resulting in an estimated tens of thousands of deaths, with 39,912 individuals burned alive or posthumously burned in Spain alone.
1648 CE, Chmielnicki Uprising Cossack Massacres - Ukrainian Cossacks launched a massive uprising that destroyed 300 communities, resulting in an estimated 100,000 Jewish deaths.
1655 CE, Khmelnytsky pogroms - Khmelnytsky campaigns across Eastern Europe resulted in an estimated 40,000 to 60.000 Jewish deaths.
1768 CE, - In 1768, thousands of Jews were killed by Cossack Haidamaks during the massacre of Uman
1821-1905 CE, Odessa Pogroms - The Odessa pogroms were a series of violent anti-Jewish riots and attacks in the port city of Odessa in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Thousands of jews died.
1903 CE, Kishinev Pogroms - Brutal anti-Jewish massacres swept through Kishinev, Russia, resulting in the slaughter of 49 Jewish men, women, and children.
1915 CE, Forced Russian Displacement - Imperial Russian military forces forcibly moved 600,000 Jews into the interior, causing an estimated 100,000 Jews to die of exposure or starvation.
1916 CE, Eastern European WWI Massacres - Widespread slaughters targeting Jewish populations during World War I resulted in 200,000 Jewish deaths in Ukraine alone.
1918 CE, White Terror - From 1918 to 1921, between 100,000 and 150,000 Jews were slaughtered during the White Terror
1919 CE, Skvira Pogrom - A violent mob attack in Kiev resulted in 45 Jews being slaughtered.
1929 CE, Palestine Riots - Arab mobs led attacks targeting Jewish communities in Hebron, Safed, and Haifa, resulting in 135 Jewish deaths, excluding 136 Arab casualties.
1941 CE, Bucharest Pogrom - A brutal anti-Jewish massacre ordered by the pro-Nazi Romanian regime of Marshal Ion Antonescu resulted in 13,000 Jewish deaths.
1942 CE, Wielpole SS Massacres - Nazi SS units raided the town in Cracow, Poland, resulting in the murder of 850 Jews.
1933-45 CE, The HOLOCAUST - The state-sponsored, bureaucratic mass annihilation of the European Jewish population by the Nazi regime, resulting in the deaths of 271.000 to 6,000,000 Jews.
1946 CE, Kielce Pogrom - Post-war anti-Jewish violence persisted in Poland, where returning Holocaust survivors were targeted and murdered; 42 perished.
1973 CE, Yom Kippur War - A surprise military invasion of Israel resulted in 2,800 Israeli deaths.
1994 CE, AMIA Bombing - Iranian-backed Hezbollah operatives bombed the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, Argentina, resulting in 85 Jewish deaths.
2014 CE, Operation Protective Edge Conflict - A seven-week military conflict triggered by rocket attacks on civilian populations resulted in 73 Israeli deaths, explicitly excluding Palestinian casualties.
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^"Therefore I tell you that the kingdom of God will be taken away from you and given to a people who will produce its fruit.
>"You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father's desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies."
<Thus saith the LORD, Go and get a potter's earthen bottle, and take of the ancients of the people, and of the ancients of the priests; And go forth unto the valley of the son of Hinnom, which is by the entry of the east gate, and proclaim there the words that I shall tell thee, And say, Hear ye the word of the LORD, O kings of Judah, and inhabitants of Jerusalem; Thus saith the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel; Behold, I will bring evil upon this place, the which whosoever heareth, his ears shall tingle. Because they have forsaken me, and have estranged this place, and have burned incense in it unto other gods, whom neither they nor their fathers have known, nor the kings of Judah, and have filled this place with the blood of innocents; They have built also the high places of Baal, to burn their sons with fire for burnt offerings unto Baal, which I commanded not, nor spake it, neither came it into my mind: Therefore, behold, the days come, saith the LORD, that this place shall no more be called Tophet, nor The valley of the son of Hinnom, but The valley of slaughter. And I will make void the counsel of Judah and Jerusalem in this place; and I will cause them to fall by the sword before their enemies, and by the hands of them that seek their lives: and their carcases will I give to be meat for the fowls of the heaven, and for the beasts of the earth
^Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee.
>A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, and a bad tree cannot bear good fruit.
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>>3567870>1933-45 CE, The HOLOCAUST - The state-sponsored, bureaucratic mass annihilation of the European Jewish population by the Nazi regime, resulting in the deaths of 271.000 to 6,000,000 Jews.when u finally see the popular character in the expanded universe
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622-627: Ethnic cleansing of Jews in Mecca and Medina.
624: Following the victory at Badr, the beginning of the elimination of Jews.
625: Expulsion of the Jewish clan of Al Nadir.
626: Massacre of the Jews of Banu Khazraj, with families and spoils divided.
626?: Expedition against the Jews of Banu Qurayza, insulted by Muhammad: "O you, monkeys and pigs…"
626?: Massacre of 700 Jews of Banu Qurayza, bound for three days and then slaughtered over a trench, along with
young children.
626: Murder of the Jewish leader Ka'b, head of the Banu Nadir and a satirical poet, along with his wife, for mocking
Muhammad.
626: Expedition against the Jews of Khaybar.
626: Murder of the Jew Sallam ibn Abu al-Huqayq on Muhammad's orders.
626: Muhammad orders the cutting of date palms in the Banu Nadir oasis.
627: Elimination of the Jewish clan of Qurayza in Medina.
627: Massacre of Jews in Medina; division of families and property.
628?: Attack on the Jews of Khaybar, with torture of prisoners.
628?: Seizure of the Jewish oasis of Fadak as Muhammad's personal property.
628: Submission of the Jews of Wadi al-Qura.
628: Muhammad to the Jews of Banu Qaynuqa: "If you do not embrace Islam, I will declare war on you."
629: First massacres in Alexandria, Egypt.
622-634: Extermination of 14 Arab Jewish tribes.
630: Submission of Jews and Christians in Makna, Eilat, and Jerba.
638: Expulsion of Jews from Jerusalem.
640: Expulsion of Jews from the Hejaz.
643: Expulsion of Jews from Khaybar by Caliph Umar.
822-861: The Islamic Empire enacts a law requiring Jews to wear yellow stars (similar to Nazi Germany), under
Caliph Al-Mutawakkil.
940: Beheading of the Jewish Exilarch of Baghdad for allegedly defiling Muhammad's name.
945: Murder of the last Jewish Exilarch of Baghdad by a mob of fanatics.
948: Closure of the Jewish theological school "Sura" in Baghdad.
1004: Jews and Christians in Egypt must wear black turbans and belts.
1009: Jews and Christians in Egypt must wear a cross or bells in public baths.
1009: Destruction of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem by the Fatimids.
1010-1013: Massacres of hundreds of Jews around Cordoba.
1016: Jews are persecuted and expelled from Kairouan.
1010: Persecution of Christians, Jews, and Sunnis by the Fatimid Caliph Al-Hakim.
1032: 5,000 to 6,000 Jews killed in a riot in Fez, Morocco, and survivors expelled.
1040: Beheading of Jewish theologian Gaon Hezekiah, head of a Talmudic school.
1106: Ali Ibn Yusuf Ibn Tashfin of Marrakesh decrees the death penalty for all local Jews, including his Jewish doctor
and military general.
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1148: The Almohads in Morocco give Jews the choice of converting to Islam or being expelled.
1057: Capture and plundering of Kairouan by Hilalian tribes; Jews and some Muslims expelled.
1066: Massacre of thousands of Jews in Granada, Muslim-occupied Spain.
1073: Beginning of persecutions against Jews and Christians by the Turks in Jerusalem.
1127: In Morocco, following the failure of the prophetic movement of Jewish messiah Moshe Dhery, a wave of
persecutions and forced conversions begins.
1142: Start of persecutions against Jews by the Almohads; massacres in Tlemcen, Bougie, and Oran.
1145: Jews in Tunis are forced to choose between conversion or exile.
1146: Capture of Meknes by the Almohads; persecution of Jews.
1147: Capture of Tlemcen by the Almohads; persecution of Jews.
1147: Almohad invasion of Spain: Jews are expelled or forcibly converted.
1147: Capture of Marrakesh by the Almohads; persecution of Jews.
1147: Beginning of Almohad persecutions against Jews in North Africa.
1148: Beginning of Maimonides' exile to escape Almohad intolerance.
1148: The Almohads in Morocco give Jews the choice to convert to Islam or be expelled.
1152: Abd al-Mu'min ascends to power in Morocco; Jews and Christians must choose between conversion or
death.
1159: Controversy between Maimonides and a rabbi in Fez about the treatment of forced converts.
1160: Capture of Ifriqiya by Abd al-Mu'min's Moroccans; Jews and Christians must choose between death and
conversion, leading to forced, superficial conversions.
1165-1178: In Yemen, Jews are given the choice of converting to Islam or death under a new constitution.
1165: The chief rabbi of the Maghreb is burned alive. Maimonides flees to Egypt.
1165: Maimonides flees to Egypt to escape the Almohads.
1171: In Egypt, a decree mandates obedience to laws on the submission of Jewish and Christian infidels under
threat of death.
1184: The Almohads impose distinguishing signs on Christians and Jews in Spain.
1198: Forced conversion of Jews in Aden.
1220: Tens of thousands of Jews killed by Muslims after being blamed for the Mongol invasion in Turkey, Iraq, Syria,
and Egypt.
1232: Massacre of Jews in Marrakesh.
1266: The Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron is converted into a mosque and barred to Jews and Christians.
1267: Mamluk Sultan Baybars bans Jews from entering the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron; the ban lasts exactly
five centuries until 1967.
1270: Sultan Baibars of Egypt plans to burn all Jews, digging a trench for the purpose, but repents at the last
moment and instead demands a heavy tribute, during which many perish.
1270: Widespread segregation of Jews in Andalusia.
1276: Second pogrom in Fez, Morocco.
1284: In Baghdad, Jewish physician Ibn Kammuna dies locked in a chest after writing "a book disrespecting
prophecies"; he escapes lynching but is threatened with being burned.
1291: Death of Sad al-Dawla, a Jewish convert and vizier to Argun Khan in Iran, provoking anger from the Muslim
court.
1291: Forced conversion of Jews in Tabriz, Persia.
1301: Start of Jewish persecution in Egypt.
1318: Beheading of Rashid al-Din Tabib, a Jewish historian and minister in Persia, who angered Muslim elites
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1318: Forced conversion of Jews in Tabriz, Persia.
1333: Forced conversion of Jews in Baghdad.
1333: Traveler Ibn Battuta complains that Chagatai Khan allows Jews and Christians to repair their places of
worship.
1334: Forced conversion of Jews in Baghdad.
1344: Forced conversion of Jews in Baghdad.
1351: Trial of Jews (likely in Cairo) accused of desecration, forced to choose between conversion or death.
1385: Massacres in Khorasan, Iran.
1390: Foundation of the first Jewish ghetto in Fez.
1391: In Morocco, persecution of Jews expelled from Spain.
1438: Creation of Jewish ghettos in Moroccan cities, known as "Mellah."
1438: First massacre of the Mellah ghetto in North Africa.
1448: In Egypt, decree mandates obedience to submission laws for Jewish and Christian infidels under threat of
death.
1450: Trial of Jews accused of writing Muhammad's name in their synagogue in Fustat; they are forcibly converted.
1465: In Fez, pogroms follow the discovery of the tomb of the city's founder in the Jewish quarter; Jews are forced
into the ghetto (11 Jews left alive).
1492: Jewish community of Touat, Morocco, massacred; synagogues destroyed.
1516: Algerian Jews are granted oUicial dhimmi status by the Ottomans; certain colors (red and green) are
forbidden, as is riding horses or carrying weapons; they must pay a discriminatory tax, and their representative is
ritually slapped when presenting the tribute.
1517: First pogrom in Safed, Ottoman Palestine.
1517: First pogrom in Hebron, Ottoman Palestine.
1521: Expulsion of Jews from Belgrade by the Ottomans.
1524: Expulsion of Jews from Buda, Hungary, by the Ottomans.
1535: Pogrom and expulsion of Jews in Tunisia.
1554: Plundering and persecution of Jews in Marrakesh by the Turks after capturing the city.
1574: Civil war in Morocco between three claimants; Jews are victims of all sides.
1577: Passover Massacre, Ottoman Empire.
1588-1629: Pogroms of Mahalay, Iran.
1604: Beginning of a period of famine, violence, and forced conversions of the Jewish population of Fez: 2,000
conversions in two years.
1608: Two years of persecution of Jews in Taroudant by Berbers.
1622: Forced conversion of Jews in Persia.
1630-1700: Yemeni Jews considered "impure" and subjected to humiliations: they could not touch a Muslim or a
Muslim's food, had to bow before Muslims, walk barefoot in Muslim quarters, and were prohibited from riding
horses or camels. If attacked by Muslim youths, Jews were not allowed to defend themselves.
1650: Tunisian Jews deported to special quarters called "hara."
1650: Forced conversion of Jews in Persia under Shah Abbas II.
1656: Jews expelled from Isfahan, Iran.
1660: Two pogroms in Safed and Tiberias, Ottoman Palestine.
1670: Expulsion from Mawza, Yemen.
1676: Expulsion of Jews from Sana'a, Yemen.
1678: Forced conversion of Jews in Yemen.
1679-1680: Massacres in Sana'a, Yemen.
1700: Massacre of Jews in Yemen.