Yes
the romans and they destroyed all the temples
No, there are millions of Jews world wide. See the related link below for some statistics.
The Second Temple.
they wanted to use them as slaves
the authority of rabbis (teachers)
On the site where the first temple had stood, in Jerusalem. The Romans destroyed the second temple in A.D 70, but one wall, the Western or Wailing Wall, still remains and is an extremely holy site for Jews. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.The Romans came down hard on the two Jewish rebellions, the same as they would on any other rebellion. In the first the temple was destroyed and looted. In the second the Jews were scattered and forbidden to even enter the city of Jerusalem.
Jewish tradition places the Destruction of the Second Temple in the year 68 CE, not 70. See also:About the DestructionThe Jews and the RomansJewish traditional timeline
The second Diaspora (70 CE to the present day) began when the Romans destroyed the 2nd Temple and expelled the Jews from Israel.
No, as offerings cannot be given with the Temple, prayer replaced sacrifice when the second Temple was destroyed by the Romans. Furthermore, sacrifices would not have been made during Shabbat even when the Temple stood.
On the contrary, the Romans destroyed the Jewish Temple, sacked the city of Jerusalem, and banned the Jews from entering that area. See also:More about the Romans and Jews
In A.D. 70