1. 8th century BC800–701 BCE The Assyrian conquest of the northern Kingdom of Israel, the fall of Samaria and the deportation of its people. · 5 entries
2. 6th century BC600–501 BCE The siege of Jerusalem, the destruction of the First Temple, the Babylonian exile and the return under Cyrus. · 12 entries
3. 4th century BC400–301 BCE The deportation of a group of rebellious Jews to Hyrcania by the Persian king Artaxerxes Ochus. · 1 entry
4. 2nd century BC200–101 BCE Antiochus IV's ban on Judaism, the persecution that provoked the Maccabean revolt, and an expulsion from Rome. · 6 entries
5. 1st century BC100–1 BCE Mithridates' seizure of Jewish silver on Kos, and the Roman killings during Pompey's conquest of the East. · 2 entries
6. 1st century1–100 CE Tiberius' expulsion from Rome, the Alexandrian pogrom and the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD. · 38 entries
7. 2nd century101–200 CE The suppression of the revolts of 115–117, Hadrian's penal laws, and the ban on Jews entering Jerusalem. · 18 entries
8. 3rd century201–300 CE Severus' ban on conversion to Judaism, Roman citizenship under Caracalla, and killings under Sapor I. · 4 entries
9. 4th century301–400 CE The first church and imperial laws against Jews: the Council of Elvira, Constantine, and attacks on synagogues. · 40 entries
10. 5th century401–500 CE Bishop Cyril's expulsion in Alexandria, forced conversion on Minorca, and the end of the Jewish patriarchate. · 41 entries
11. 6th century501–600 CE Church councils at Orleans, Clermont and Toledo, Justinian's edict, and forced baptisms in Frankish Gaul. · 65 entries
12. 7th century601–700 CE Visigothic forced baptisms in Spain, massacres in the Byzantine Empire, and Caliph Umar's expulsion from Arabia. · 66 entries
13. 8th century701–800 CE Visigothic restrictions lifted in Spain, Caliph Omar II's laws, and Leo III's decree to baptize all Jews. · 28 entries
14. 9th century801–900 CE Badges in Abbasid Baghdad, the Pact of Omar under Mutawakkil, Agobard of Lyons, and persecution at Oria. · 37 entries
15. 10th century901–1000 CE Raids on Oria, Romanus I's forced conversions in Italy and Byzantium, and restrictions under al-Hakim in Egypt. · 23 entries
16. 11th century1001–1100 CE The Rhineland massacres of the First Crusade, the Granada massacre of 1066, and the killings in Jerusalem in 1099. · 109 entries
17. 12th century1101–1200 CE The first blood libel at Norwich, Almohad forced conversions, the expulsion from France and the York massacre. · 176 entries
18. 13th century1201–1300 CE The Lateran badge, the burning of the Talmud in Paris, the Rindfleisch massacres and the expulsion from England. · 509 entries
19. 14th century1301–1400 CE The Black Death massacres, the expulsions from France, the Armleder killings and the massacres of 1391 in Spain. · 816 entries
20. 15th century1401–1500 CE The Spanish Inquisition, the 1492 expulsion from Spain, and the forced conversion of the Jews of Portugal. · 763 entries
21. 16th century1501–1600 CE The Lisbon massacre, the first ghetto in Venice, the burning of the Talmud and the papal bull of 1555. · 681 entries
22. 17th century1601–1700 CE The Khmelnytsky massacres of 1648, the Fettmilch uprising, the expulsion from Vienna and readmission to England. · 622 entries
23. 18th century1701–1800 CE The emancipation of French Jews, Joseph II's Edict of Tolerance, the Pale of Settlement and the Uman massacre. · 759 entries
24. 19th century1801–1900 CE Emancipation across Europe, the Damascus and Dreyfus affairs, the Russian pogroms of 1881 and the May Laws. · 1008 entries
25. 20th century1901–2000 CE The Holocaust, Kristallnacht and the Nuremberg Laws, pogroms from Kishinev to Kielce, and the Farhud in Baghdad. · 2364 entries
26. 21st century2001–2100 CE Attacks on synagogues and Jewish communities, from Tunisia and Istanbul to Pittsburgh, and the October 7 attacks. · 152 entries