When Constantine established Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire in 312, he issued many anti-Jewish laws.

The Jewish people who therefore were considered by the church to be the 'anti-Christ' suffering continual persecution. In Spain in 613, all Jews who refused to be baptized had to leave the country.

The first Crusade in 1096 saw fierce persecution of Jewish communities as the Crusaders began their journeys to the 'Holy Land' to 'liberate' it from the Muslims. When the Crusaders captured Jerusalem in 1099, they massacred all the Jews and Muslims they could find.

In 1215, Pope Innocent III condemned the Jews to eternal slavery by decreeing: The Jews against whom the blood of Jesus Christ calls out, although they ought not to be killed, lest the Christian people forget the Divine Law

In 1478, the Spanish Inquisition was directed against heretics'Jews and non- Catholic Christians. In 1492, Jews were given the choice of forced baptism or expulsion from Spain

Martin Luther hoped initially he would attract Jews to his Protestant faith but later turned on them and uttered words of hatred used word for word by the Nazis in their propaganda.

In the late 19th century, the Russian Orthodox Church instigated the pogroms, violent attacks on Jewish communities.

This brief history of Jewish suffering shows the terrible truth that most of it has been instigated by people who claimed to be Christians. The main accusation that has been brought against the Jewish people by the professing church is that 'the Jews killed Jesus'.

hatred for the Jews demonstrates a spirit of force, tyranny, and prejudice which is the absolute opposite of the true spirit of Jesus the Messiah and forms the basis for Hitler's Genocide!