O/T:- Palestine / Israel

[OchPie]

I thought that might one of the reasons. Judaism does not believe Christ to be the son of God, they believe he is a false prophet as there is only one God. Hence you can't have one in heaven and his son on earth. But Islam doesn't recognise him as the son of God either, though they do recognise him as a disciple of God, born of a miracle, (the virgin birth). But as you say, there are half a dozen other religions who do not recognise Jesus. I wondered if the crucifixion itself played a role in this age old "dislike" of the Jews. Though Pilate, (a Roman prefect), was responsible for his actual death, it was the high priest of Jerusalem, (Joseph Caiaphas, a Jew) who gave him up, as he prob saw Jesus as an agitator causing unrest.

Certainly the belief that Jews killed Jesus, and a underlying belief that all Jews forever were guilty of this(!), drove a lot of antisemitism in Christianity for centuries, from the earliest days of the church. Thankfully most Christians no longer hold such beliefs.

There's an entire wikipedia article about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_deicide