Israel continually revolted against Rome for something like three hundred years before they finally gave up and SALTED THE VERY EARTH so badly that it could not be farmed again until Zionists flooded the salt out in the Sixties.
Leave no stone standing, and hell rename the place after their ancient enemies, how many cities did Rome ever feel the need to so literally, erase from the world?
It took the greatest army in the world, seven years to break one siege by a small band in Masada. They built a ramp up a mountain.
In fact, there are few places the Romans wrote so much about, one would think that they must have been insane to have ever bothered with Occupying such an obviously uncooperative people.
But then, Israel was the Key to Africa and I hope Africa was worth it, because Ultimately, Israel was the land that Rome died for, because while Germans may have burned Rome, it was Christianity, Arguably the Greatest Jewish Invention, that ended the Paganism of Rome once and for all. |
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