No. And not the other way around either. It's a fable.
The supposition of this question, namely that Jews did not like Cyrus the Great, is very wrong. The Book of Ezra/Nehemiah shows how happy the Jews were that Cyrus the Great had come to power and gave them the freedom to return to Judea and rebuild the Great Temple. Cyrus the Great is still highly regarded in the Jewish community for his positive stance towards the Jews of his empire.
They went, and built the Second Temple.
The Pharaoh must have realised that the Jews were getting larger in number, so soon they would outnumber the Egyptians. So they were enslaved.
KING CYRUS THE GREAT conquered the Babylonian or Chaldean Empire and gave the Babylonian Jews permission to return to their homeland of Judah and rebuild their sacred Temple.
No. And not the other way around either. It's a fable.
Cyrus
Hitler didn't like the Jews so he decided to capture, enslave, and kill them.
The supposition of this question, namely that Jews did not like Cyrus the Great, is very wrong. The Book of Ezra/Nehemiah shows how happy the Jews were that Cyrus the Great had come to power and gave them the freedom to return to Judea and rebuild the Great Temple. Cyrus the Great is still highly regarded in the Jewish community for his positive stance towards the Jews of his empire.
Cyrus the Great of Persia defeated the Babylonians and liberated the Jews.
Yes
The foreign ruler who restored Jerusalem to the ancient Jews was the Persian king, Cyrus the Great. In 538 BCE, Cyrus issued a decree allowing the Jews to return to their homeland and rebuild the temple in Jerusalem after their exile in Babylon.
Cyrus the Great in 538 B.C.E.King Cyrus (Hebrew: Coresh).
Cyrus king of Persia.
King Cyrus the Great of Persia.
Well King Cyrus he conquered Babylon and sent the Jews back to jeruselem their home. The Jews were sent their by Nebuchadnezzer the rular of Babylon. King Cyrus was the king of Persia.
The Persian king, Cyrus the Great (c 560/559-530BCE) defeated the Babylonian Empire and freed the Jews.