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12 July, 06:41

Why did the Roman Emperor Hadrian expel the Jews from Palestine?

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    Hadrian had expelled the Jews from Palestine as a punishment for the Bar Kokhba Revolt. Hadrian had not only scattered the Jews, but he has also asked soldiers to destroy the Jewish temples. The revolt was caused by changes in administrative laws and economic decline
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