Byzantines

From Byzantines to the British, historical conquerors could never fully settle the land of Israel, leaving it desolate until the return of the Jewish people.

They leaped at the gates and opened them, allowing the Muslim army to enter the city. The city contained three hundred markets and two hundred thousand Jews, whose lives became spoils.

Nehemiah ben Hushiel embarked on an ambitious project to build a synagogue on the Temple Mount. Assisted by Jews from across Israel, he set out to construct the Third Temple. But did his vision materialize?