Century

What happened to the Jews in the 7th century?

100 years with recorded events

  1. 601 AD Bishop of Palermo seizes synagogue and converts it to a church · and 2 more
  2. 602 AD Bishop of Palermo seizes synagogue and converts it to a church · and 2 more
  3. 603 AD Bishop of Palermo seizes synagogue and converts it to a church · and 2 more
  4. 604 AD Bishop of Palermo seizes synagogue and converts it to a church · and 2 more
  5. 605 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  6. 606 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  7. 607 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  8. 608 AD Massacres of Jews all across the Byzantine Empire · and 1 more
  9. 609 AD Massacres of Jews all across the Byzantine Empire · and 1 more
  10. 610 AD Banishment of the Jews from Antioch · and 8 more
  11. 611 AD Forced conversion of Jews in Hispania · and 3 more
  12. 612 AD Forced conversion of Jews in Hispania · and 5 more
  13. 613 AD Sisebut orders Jews to be baptized or leave · and 5 more
  14. 614 AD Fifth Council of Paris denies Jews authority over Christians · and 6 more
  15. 615 AD Jews of Jerusalem exiled to Persia · and 5 more
  16. 616 AD Forced conversion of Jews in Hispania · and 3 more
  17. 617 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Jerusalem · and 6 more
  18. 618 AD Forced conversion of Jews in Hispania · and 3 more
  19. 619 AD Forced conversion of Jews in Hispania · and 3 more
  20. 620 AD Forced conversion of Jews in Hispania · and 3 more
  21. 621 AD Massacre in Galilee · and 2 more
  22. 622 AD Massacre in Galilee · and 2 more
  23. 623 AD Massacre in Galilee · and 2 more
  24. 624 AD Council of Rheims renews bar on Jewish authority over Christians · and 4 more
  25. 625 AD Council of Rheims renews bar on Jewish authority over Christians · and 4 more
  26. 626 AD Massacre in Galilee · and 3 more
  27. 627 AD Massacre of Banu Qurayza · and 5 more
  28. 628 AD Violence against Jews in Battle of Khaybar · and 5 more
  29. 629 AD Byzantine Emperor Heraclius with his army marches into Jerusalem · and 8 more
  30. 630 AD Council of Chalon forbids Jews to sell slaves abroad · and 3 more
  31. 631 AD Dagobert I attempts forced conversion of Jews · and 3 more
  32. 632 AD Heraclius orders conversion of Byzantine Jewry · and 5 more
  33. 633 AD Forced return to Christianity of Jews who reverted · and 5 more
  34. 634 AD Persecutions begin after Arab conquest of Hamadan · and 5 more
  35. 635 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Levant · and 4 more
  36. 636 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Levant · and 4 more
  37. 637 AD Caesarea's Jews placed under the Pact of Omar · and 5 more
  38. 638 AD Caliph Umar lets Jews return to Jerusalem · and 7 more
  39. 639 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Levant · and 4 more
  40. 640 AD Expulsion of Jews from Arabia · and 5 more
  41. 641 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Levant · and 3 more
  42. 642 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Egypt, Cyrenaica, Tripolitania · and 2 more
  43. 643 AD Bishop Sulpicius expels resisting Jews from Bourges · and 1 more
  44. 644 AD Bishop Sulpicius expels resisting Jews from Bourges · and 1 more
  45. 645 AD Bishop Sulpicius expels resisting Jews from Bourges · and 1 more
  46. 646 AD Bishop Sulpicius expels resisting Jews from Bourges · and 1 more
  47. 647 AD Bishop Sulpicius expels resisting Jews from Bourges · and 1 more
  48. 648 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  49. 649 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  50. 650 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  51. 651 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  52. 652 AD Eighth Council of Toledo confirms anti-Jewish laws · and 1 more
  53. 653 AD Forced conversion of Jews in Toledo · and 3 more
  54. 654 AD Ninth Council of Toledo orders baptized Jews to keep Christian feasts · and 1 more
  55. 655 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  56. 656 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  57. 657 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  58. 658 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  59. 659 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  60. 660 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  61. 661 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  62. 662 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  63. 663 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  64. 664 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  65. 665 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  66. 666 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  67. 667 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  68. 668 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  69. 669 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  70. 670 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  71. 671 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  72. 672 AD Wamba's edict of expulsion of the Jews · and 1 more
  73. 673 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Narbonne by King Wamba · and 2 more
  74. 674 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  75. 675 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  76. 676 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  77. 677 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  78. 678 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  79. 679 AD Expulsion of Jews from Medina
  80. 680 AD Erwig's forced baptism of all Jews · and 1 more
  81. 681 AD Twelfth Council of Toledo · and 2 more
  82. 682 AD Visigothic king Erwig begins his reign by enacting 28 anti-Jewish laws · and 2 more
  83. 683 AD Erwig's forced baptism of all Jews · and 1 more
  84. 684 AD Erwig's forced baptism of all Jews · and 1 more
  85. 685 AD Erwig's forced baptism of all Jews · and 1 more
  86. 686 AD Erwig's forced baptism of all Jews · and 1 more
  87. 687 AD Erwig's forced baptism of all Jews · and 2 more
  88. 688 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more
  89. 689 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more
  90. 690 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more
  91. 691 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more
  92. 692 AD Quinisext Council · and 2 more
  93. 693 AD Sixteenth Council of Toledo confirms anti-Jewish laws · and 2 more
  94. 694 AD 17th Council of Toledo accuses Jews of plotting against the kingdom · and 5 more
  95. 695 AD Daggatun Jews driven out of Tementit · and 2 more
  96. 696 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more
  97. 697 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more
  98. 698 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more
  99. 699 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more
  100. 700 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · and 1 more