Historical
study shows that Roman-era Diaspora did not happen as commonly understood in
Israel.
NEW YORK -
The founding narrative of the
modern State of Israel was born from the words of Moses in the Old Testament,
that God granted the land of Israel to the Jewish people and that it was to be
theirs for all time.
Then, there was the story of the Diaspora – that after Jewish uprisings
against the Romans in the First and Second centuries A.D., the Jews were exiled
from the land of Israel and dispersed throughout the Western world. They often
were isolated from European populations, suffered …