The Roman occupation effected everyone, not just Jesus. But the Romans played a crucial part in the fulfillment of the Messiahs' mission. He was destined to die a horrible death. The Jewish leaders of the day used the iron fist of Roman law to try and then execute Jesus.
During the lifetime of Jesus, Palestine was occupied by the Roman Empire. The Roman authority in the region was represented by Pontius Pilate, who served as the Prefect of Judea from 26-36 AD.
Yes according to history, Bethlehem where Jesus was born was in in Palestine, . And the Romans controlled that area. But the country was broken up several times in their history.
They called Judea "Palestine" to mock the Jews. It was the latin word for the Philistines
The Roman Empire ruled Palestine, but the Romans allowed the Jewish priests to take care of the relgous matters of the Jews.
The Romans had their own gods and customs quite difrent from the Jews, and the Romans had them as slaves.
Palestine in Jesus time was located where it is now, only it was not called Palestine then.
There were numerous wandering preachers in Palestine during the time of Jesus, and John the Baptist and Jesus were just two of them There is no available evidence that the Romans had ever heard of Jesus, even after his crucifixion.
The Babylonians , Persians and Romans ruled 586 B.C.
Jesus was a Palestinian; Israel is a section of Palestine. Palestine is in Asia.
Greece never 'took over the Hebrews'. It was the Romans who occupied present-day Israel. The region that they occupied was mainly called Judea. A few neighboring regions they occupied that are familiar from the Bible are Galilee (Jesus is often called 'Jesus of Galilee') and Samaria (think of 'the good Samaritan').
Probably--he was a Jew in Palestine around the time of the Romans--it is likely that his hair was black as most people native to that region have black hair.
Pineapples were unknown in Palestine during the time of Jesus.