> >wwii and the shoah would likely never happen as their would be no jewish diaspora to target in 25 bc, 5% of all jews were living in what's now called israel. jerusalem was like mecca today, a place of pilgrimage. the remaining 95% of jews left israel in 596 bc, they were living primarily in babylon, secondarily in alexandria, and thirdly as a general diaspora. they had an autonomous kingdom in babylon, and their own king, the rosh galut, who claimed to descend from david. babylon was the heart of world jewry from 597 bc (nebuchadnezzar) until 1943 ad, at which point most of them left and have never returned since.  all the siege of jerusalem did was smack jews around a bit and put the judean project (jewish globalism) into disarray for centuries beyond reconvening within venice before moving into amsterdam > england > america. rome should have waged a total war of extermination against all semites and made mena into another europe.
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