Fall of Jerusalem - Part 1 - One Minute History

Jewish leaders are angered by Greek sacrifices at their temple, leading to a halt in prayers for Emperor Nero. Rome's response is to send legionnaires to punish the Jewish population, sparking a rebellion. The rebels take control of Jerusalem, forcing Romans out. Rome retaliates with a large force, but suffers a significant defeat at Beth Horon, losing 6000 troops and the Aquila. The rebellion grows, making a full-scale war with Rome inevitable.

What actions did the Greek merchants take that upset the Jewish leaders?

How did the Roman governor respond to the complaints of the Jewish leaders?

What was the outcome of the Roman retaliation against the Jewish rebellion?

What significant event occurred during the battle at Beth Horon?

What does the fall of the Aquila symbolize in the context of the rebellion?