We'll look at just one of the accounts in the New Testament of the Standard Christian Bible. You can find the account of Jesus's accusers, His trial, and Pilate's attempts to spare Jesus's life in John, Chapters 18 and 19.
The story as presented in the book of John is this:
Luke adds some additional details. In yet another act of attempting to prove Jesus's innocence, Pilate sent Jesus to King Herod to be questioned. King Herod likewise found no reason for Jesus not to be set free. Still, the leaders of the Jews demanded his death.
Matthew 15:24-25 tells us that Pilate, after giving up his attempts to save Jesus's life, washed his hands in water in front of the crowd and told them that he was innocent of Jesus's blood and that they were responsible. The Jewish leaders responded: "His blood is on us and on our children."
Pilate succumbed to the political pressure and had Jesus crucified.
These are the reasons that Christians take the position that the leadership of the Jewish nation is responsible for the death of Christ.
Believing they killed Christ.
It is perfectly legal to say that.
Hitler was a roman catholic who believed the Jews were the creators of the mark of Cain or the demons of the earth. he also mad because he thought the Jews killed Jesus christ our lord.
Paul was bold and zealous for Christ, self-sacrificing for the cause of the Gospel and suffered much for it. He was compassionate for the churches he founded and for lost souls, and grieved at the hardness of those who rejected Christ, particularly his fellow Jews.
Jews have been killed throughout the centuries.
Jews that believe in Christ.
Because He came to Earth to change the Jews' way of thinking about their religion and it started off a new religion, Christ-ianity.
Jews do not believe in jesus christ at all.
the natzi's killed the Jews in the hollicost.
They are Jews who believe in Christ as a Messaihe
First off, the Jews did not kill Christ, the Romans did. However, ignoring that issue and the long-winded argumentation that would be required to discuss it, the answer is, "No". The Jews in Judaea (which was the Roman province where Jesus lived and was crucified) were free and independent people. The saga with slavery, if it occurred, would have happened nearly 1200+ years earlier.
65,000 Jews were killed.