1ºKevin Rosenbaum yes you absolutely have the right to do so. You don’t get to purposely misunderstand something, get educated on what it means and then double down on your ignorance.
I’m literally telling you what it means and your being willfully ignorant. That’s not ok. He said “THEY” because it was a group of people that crucified Jesus, not just a single person. He never once brought up race. Nothing remotely close to race was mentioned. It’s ok to be wrong, we’re all human. But once you’re corrected or educated on the matter and still choose be ignorant on it, that’s a you thing. It’s not healthy at all bud.
2ºSeriously? He comments about the crucifixtion and Christian doctrine and that is antisemitic? The Jews do not even believe Jesus, was just a man, does that make them anti Christian? "There is no specific doctrinal view of Jesus in traditional Judaism. Monotheism, a belief in the absolute unity and singularity of God, is central to Judaism, which regards the worship of a person as a form of idolatry. Therefore, considering Jesus a deity would be forbidden according to Judaism. The rejection of Jesus as Messiah has never been a theological issue for Judaism because Jewish eschatology holds that the coming of the Jewish Messiah will be associated with events that had not occurred at the time of Jesus, such as the rebuilding of The Temple, a Messianic Age of peace, and the ingathering of Jews to their homeland." So now people are taking sides on belief's. SMH
3ºWhy is the Hollywood star Jamie foxx even interest in the historical events from over 2000 years ago about Prophet Jesus Christ the Real Messiah..
especially considering the fact that currently only around 30% of all Jews in the world declare themselves to be religious and they are quite modern emancipated people acording to the Sarah silverman scale of values and they even have the most famouse gay parade in the world -The gay parade from Jerusalem.so there is anodher question that it logical to ask democraticaly and in the spirit of the human rights the this times jews .
4ºName names next time. Herod despite his wife"s plea allowed the execution under duress of Rome who has occupied the area. Religious authorities of Sanhedrin and Pharisees, not all but a faction who had more influence and power, put out the word that Jesus was a problem due to the crowds he attracted, which Rome objected to and would punish Jews for. It was both Jewish elite---let us save ourselves from Rome and secular Rome who had soldiers rapidly converting to Christianity because Jesus takes and talks to them and said--- the faith of the Roman centurion was greater than Israel's. Death of Jesus absolutely true it was they. Gentile Romans and Jewish authorities---today we say everyone crucified Jesus in some way which was God's point in that writing--veil on altar tore to let the faith know they all did it Gentile or Jew. Jesus is a good Jew and advocate. Welcome to the crucified club. Let us know if you show the signs of a crucifixion hole appearing on hand on feet. Good news you resurrect but may have a different assignment. Evidence In the first century A.D., at the time of Jesus and his first disciples, Rome had complete dominion over Israel. Emperor Caesar Octavian Augustus, was in power during the time of Jesus' birth. The New Testament makes reference to him in:
Luke 2:1 - "It came to pass in those days that a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered." Acts mentions senatorial provinces by title anthupatioi, proconsuls and imperial provinces by legatus Caesaris. (Bible History.com) Christians were serving in the Roman armies and witnessing. Later A centurion left an inscription in a church’s mosaic floor at Megiddo, likely in the 3rd-century. First century Roman soldiers had always been used in a law enforcement capacity. The American Institute for Roman Culture, “Christians & the Roman Army” Ancient Rome Live. Last modified 03/03/2021. https://ancientromelive.org/christians-the-roman-army/ Even Jewish scholars say that---Jewish Virutal Library. Jews and Judaism survived the encounter with Rome. The supreme legislative and judicial body, the Sanhedrin (successor of the Knesset Hagedolah) was reconvened in Yavneh (70 CE), and later in Tiberias. Without the unifying framework of a state and the Temple, the small remaining Jewish community gradually recovered.