VNÚTORNÝ NEPRIATEĽ OČAMI ŽIDOVSKÉHO HISTORIKA JOZEFA FLAVIA

The Jewish historian Jozef Flavius (37/38 – 109 AD) described in his work, The Jewish War, the conflict between Romans and Jews taking place in 66 – 73, but mainly the internal conflict between the individual Jewish groups, culminating in mutual fights and murders of the Jewish population, which disagreed with the politics of aggressive and fanatic political groups controlling Jerusalem. Finally, the conflict with their external enemies (Romans) as well as between the Jewish political groups ended in the conquest of Jerusalem, burning it down and murdering multitude of Jewish population and ultimately also the Jewish diaspora.