Who Destroyed The Temple? A Talmudic Tale

The Romans, then rulers of the known world with unprecedented military might, destroyed the ancient Jerusalem Temple and, with it, Jewish autonomy and self-rule. The catastrophe is rarely discussed directly in the 2,711 pages of the Talmud. Together with My Jewish Learning’s editor Rachel Scheinerman, we’ll read the primary exception, a complicated and compelling story that can help us figure out what this tragedy meant to the rabbis - and what it means for us this Tisha B’Av, nearly 2,000 years later.

[@sharonmills1013]

Can you link the source sheet here? Couldn’t make the live class, but excited to learn now.

[@birdlynn417]

That was fun, you make learning and story telling fun! Thank you, Rachel. I like how there was interaction with the audience. :)

[@dillion241]

I am a part of that class and I learned more about it from the Bible

[@ROOSTER333]

Just curious, how do you all feel about Christ being the true messiah? And how many chosen subscribe to frankism

[@youknowmyfirstlastname3206]

Rabai temple destroyed by Roman empire and Christians