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The primary reason has always been the Church, usually the Roman Catholic Church. The main reason for this was that the Jews refused to accept Jesus as their Lord and savior, but the Church was responsible for the expulsion of Jews from various countries over the centuries. Another large reason was that the rulers of various states could not be sure where their loyalties lay, Jews went to their own schools, held their own religious laws over the laws of man and held a kinship that seemed to be stronger than that of gentiles. Jews had in many states been excluded from certain professions and thus had trained more in others and their proficiency at these other professions was viewed with envy.
Because of their differences and the fact that they were always in smaller numbers in any community, it was easy to blame them for anything that was wrong.
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Why is anti semitism referred 2 as the longest hatred?
Jews have been hated for many centuries. They have been hated since the days of the pharaohs and Moses. That is why it is referred to the longest hatred. The hatred goes worldwide too. It is shameful.
How long has there been hatred directed towards the Jews?
Ever since Egypt and is still going on today. :(
Why were the Jews of the Netherlands were well-integrated into the general population?
They had been tolerated and viewed positively for a long time, which always tend to encourage assimilation/integration.
Who gave Hitler the idea to kill Jews?
After Hitler had experienced what he felt as "discrimination" by the Jews, as he had been refused to enter two universities for art, both which were own and run by Jews he started to show hatred towards the race. Followed by that, he was given the impression that Germany was no longer a country for Germans, but for Jews. In conclusion, no one but himself gave Hitler the idea that Jews were a sub-human race which he believed were to be eradicated.
How did discrimination against Jews begin?
Jews have been discriminated against in virtually every country they have ever lived in. Sometimes it was blatant (as in permission to kill Jews) other times it was more subtle. Recently - in the PC (politically correct) era - it has become impolite to openly discriminate against the Jews. However, open any newspaper and see how Israel is discriminated against when it tries to defend itself against its sworn enemies.
Why were Jewish people viewed with suspicion in Shakespeare's time?
Christians have long been suspicious of Jews simply because Jews are not Christians. People are often suspicious of anyone whose beliefs are different than their own.
Why is anti semitism referred 2 as the longest hatred?
Jews have been hated for many centuries. They have been hated since the days of the pharaohs and Moses. That is why it is referred to the longest hatred. The hatred goes worldwide too. It is shameful.
Anti-Semitism?
Hatred of the Jews which had been prevelant in Europe since long before the Holocaust
How do you use the word hatred in a sentence?
The common aspect of all of these neo-Nazi groups is a hatred of Jews. His jealousy of his older brother eventually turned to resentment and hatred.
How long has there been hatred directed towards the Jews?
Ever since Egypt and is still going on today. :(
When Jews were blamed for the troubles in Medieval Europe this hatred of the Jews was called?
Today we call it anti-Semitism. At that time, the phrase hadn't yet been coined.
Why were the Jews of the Netherlands were well-integrated into the general population?
They had been tolerated and viewed positively for a long time, which always tend to encourage assimilation/integration.
Did Hitler kill six million Jews just because they were powerless?
Hitler was a German Dictator. Also leader of the Nazi Party. The Nazis' had hatred for Jews. Hitler didn't just kill them because they were powerless. He despised them so much. Most Jews might have been powerless but they fought back.
Who gave Hitler the idea to kill Jews?
After Hitler had experienced what he felt as "discrimination" by the Jews, as he had been refused to enter two universities for art, both which were own and run by Jews he started to show hatred towards the race. Followed by that, he was given the impression that Germany was no longer a country for Germans, but for Jews. In conclusion, no one but himself gave Hitler the idea that Jews were a sub-human race which he believed were to be eradicated.
Did the everyday Citizen of Rome like the Jews?
While my personal suspicion is probably not, there really is no historical evidence to say with any certainty that the everyday Roman citizen liked or disliked members of Judah.(Jews) There is evidence however that the Roman government was not overly fond of the Jews and that sentiment seems to have been a two way street as evidence also suggests the Jews weren't overly fond of the Roman government.
How were the Jews dehumanized?
They were dehumanized by being forced to wear the Star of David, having to give up their valuables and jewelry, and by receiving numbers instead of names.
How did discrimination against Jews begin?
Jews have been discriminated against in virtually every country they have ever lived in. Sometimes it was blatant (as in permission to kill Jews) other times it was more subtle. Recently - in the PC (politically correct) era - it has become impolite to openly discriminate against the Jews. However, open any newspaper and see how Israel is discriminated against when it tries to defend itself against its sworn enemies.
