تهجير اليهود في أوروبا خلال العصور الوسطى

Abstract EN

The history of the Jewish people extends back thousands of years.

Jews lived until the coming of Christ in Palestine within the Roman Empire amidst a group of peoples with different traditions and religions, but in the fourth century after Emperor Constantine the Great recognized by the decree of Milan (312 CE) Formalization of the Empire Many schisms occurred and led to the emigration of the Jews.

In the Bible, the Old Testament indicates that the Jews were subjected to incidents of displacement and oppression by the kings.

As stated in the Koran, an attempt to displace the Jews by Pharaoh Egypt Ramses said: "He (Farad) provoked them from the earth, and we lost him and all of them." The era of the fall of Andalusia and the Inquisition in Europe witnessed the mass exodus of Jews and Muslims residing in Spain and many of the regions where the Muslim regime was ended.

Here we try to shed light on the events of the displacement of Jews in Europe during the Middle Ages.