1700-1800: Muslim Oppression
The Jewish population of the Land of Israel grew to approximately 20,000 in the middle of the 18th century. The first construction of the Hurva Synagogue began in 1701, but the synagogue was destroyed by the Muslims in 1721, when the Jews were unable to pay the exorbitant taxes which were demanded of them. Other forms of oppression were common, including the arrest of rabbis, harassment of female merchants and the declaration that Jihad was a “right and duty.”
- 1700 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1700 The Temple Mount
- 1701 Hurva Synagogue in Jerusalem
- 1708 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1711 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1713 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1719 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1721 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1722 Jerusalem
- 1724 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1726 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1730 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1730 Islamic Murder, Mayhem and Mutilation
- 1733 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1738 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1739 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1746 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1751 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1751 Jewish Community estimated to be 20,000
- 1753 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1754 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1766 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1767 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1776 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1776 Safed
- 1777 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1779 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1786 Jihad
- 1789 The Jews of Jerusalem
- 1799 The Jews of Jerusalem
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