When did the persecution of the Jews end?

Answer 1

Sadly they have never ended.

While the main Roman persecutions stopped in the fourth century after the Roman Emperor Constantine became a Christian himself, persecutions of Christians have never ceased

Throughout history Christians have been persecuted for their faith. Even today there are many countries - especially the more fundamental Islamic countries and some of the totalitarian communist states like China and North Korea where Christianity is illegal. In some, merely the possession of a bible is a capital offence.

It is also a statistical fact that more Christians have been martyred for their beliefs during the past 150 years than throughot the previous 1850 years.

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While this answer is correct, I think the question refers to the early persecutions that were on and off from the time of Jesus Death till the time of Emperor Constantine. The Persecution were put to an end when Emperor Constantine and Licinius signed the Edict of Milan in 313 A.D.

Answer 2

never

Your question is not quite the same as asking when did the Holocaust end. The Nazi persecution of the Jews ended in 1945, but there are other people, including neo-Nazis, who still persecute Jews. Israel has been struggling to defend itself against constant attacks since 1948, Jews in other countries still face some degree of anti-Semitic discrimination. However, none of this is as bad as the Holocaust, which did end in 1945. Whether there will ever be another Holocaust, remains to be seen.

Answer 3

The persecution of the Christians ended in 313 after the Edict of Milan, which made all religions, even Christianity, legal.