Nobody. He was not well-known in his time (most historians of the time don't mention him); and he plays no part in Judaism.
In order from First happened to last happened God's Creation of the Earth Jesus Christ's Death Jesus Christ's Resurrection
Because some people resent them for the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
That would be the Jewish Calendar. Subtract the current civilian year of 2011 from the current Jewish year of 5770 and you get the biblical date from the "creation" of Adam which was 3760 years before the birth of Christ, the second "Adam".
----------------------- There is no historical reference, anywhere, to the death of Jesus. Jews simply accept that, in the absence of alternative explanations, Jesus probably died much as is described in the gospels.
The Romans appointed quasi-Jewish and Jewish overseers to Palestine in that time; Christ was given over to the Romans, but they are not considered complicit in His death, except peripherally. The name of the actual executioners of Christ's sentence are lost to time.
No. Jesus was Jewish.
Some Jews who were Jewish like Jesus, first believed in Jesus Christ.
The faith of Jesus Christ was Jewish. Everyone in Israel back then were all Jewish.
Christians believe that Jesus was the Jewish Messiah. Jews disagree.
Jesus was a Jew because he was born to a Jewish mother and observed Jewish rituals.
Unlikley. He was Jewish.
Jewish
No, Jesus Christ was not an American. In fact, America was not nationally known at that time. Jesus was Jewish.
Jesus was born into the tribe of Judah in Israel. He would be Jewish as a man.
It was Jewish and so was Jesus and all of his followers back then
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Jesus was raised Jewish.