During the Middle Ages, Christian persecution of Jewish people was often justified by the false claim that Jews were responsible for killing Jesus, leading to widespread anti-Semitism.
The recurring rationale Christians across Europe used to justify their persecution of Jewish people during the Middle Ages was the claim that Jewish people killed Jesus. This belief led to widespread anti-Semitic sentiments and scapegoating, especially during times of economic hardship or calamities like plagues. Jews were wrongly blamed for various misfortunes and tragedies, perpetuating discrimination and violence against them.
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