freediver wrote on Dec 20
th, 2025 at 10:18am:
It is not an error, no matter how hard you try to polish your turd. Slaughtering Jews began with the prophet Muhammad, who wrote much of the Quran to justify Jew slaughtering at the time and into the future. The Jews lived in fear, not peace. Not the same thing. Like the Chinese people living in fear of the CCP, which has killed about 100 million of them.
The Christians did their fair share of Jew killing too:
Google AI:
It is impossible to provide a precise total for the number of Jews killed in all the Crusades, as the violence spanned two centuries and reliable comprehensive records are unavailable. However, historical sources provide estimates for key massacres:
Rhineland Massacres (1096, First Crusade): This was the first major, organized anti-Jewish violence in Europe tied to the Crusades. Estimates for the total number of Jews killed in the cities of Speyer, Worms, Mainz, Cologne, and others range widely, from approximately 2,000 to 12,000 people. Some sources estimate that the total casualties across Germany and Northern France might have been one-fourth to one-third of the Jewish population at the time.
Siege of Jerusalem (1099, First Crusade): When the Crusaders captured Jerusalem, they massacred thousands of its inhabitants, both Muslims and Jews. While the exact figures are debated by historians, some sources suggest thousands of Jews were trapped in their synagogues and burned to death or killed. Estimates for the total people killed in the city range widely, with some chroniclers suggesting up to 70,000 in total for Muslims and Jews combined, though modern scholars often view this as an exaggeration.
Shepherd's Crusades (1251 and 1320): These later, popular movements (not official Holy Land campaigns) also targeted Jewish communities in France. The 1320 "Shepherd's Crusade" resulted in the destruction of about 140 Jewish communities in the path of the crusaders.
The Crusades initiated centuries of persecution and pogroms that led to thousands more deaths and the eventual expulsion of Jews from several European countries, including England and France. The violence during this era was unprecedented in its organized nature and widespread popular anti-Jewish sentiment it fostered among the masses.