HISTORY OF JERUSALEM TIMELINE
B.C.E.
The First Temple Period
1000
King David establishes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
The Temple Site is acquired
961
King Solomon builds the First Temple
922
The Kingdom is divided into Israel and Judah
715
King Hezekiah of Judah
701
Assyrian invasion of Jerusalem by Sennacherib
587
Nebuchadnezzar destroys Jerusalem and the Temple
Jews are exiled to Babylon
The Prophet Ezekiel
The Second Temple Period
The Persian Period
537
Edict of Cyrus King of Persia, permitting Jews to resettle Jerusalem
515
The Second Temple is built
440
Nehemiah rebuilds the walls of Jerusalem
435
Ezra continues the rebuilding of Jerusalem
The Hellenistic Period
332
Alexander the Great conquers Jerusalem
312
Judea under the rule of the Egyptian Ptolemies
198
the Syrian Seleucid king, Antiochus III conquers Jerusalem
169
Antiochus IV plunders the Temple
The Hasmonean Period (Maccabees)
167
The revolt of the Maccabees
164
Reconquest of the Temple Mount and the re-dedication of the Temple
The Roman Period
63
Pompey conquers Jerusalem, Roman rule begins
40
Hasmonean King Antigonus retakes Jerusalem from the Romans
37
King Herod the Great reconquers Jerusalem
19
The Temple Mount is enlarged and the the Temple is rebuilt
C.E.
29
Life of Jesus (4 B.C.E. – 29 C.E.)
66
The War of the Jews against the Roman
70
Titus sacks Jerusalem and destroys the Second Temple
75
Rome's Colosseum is built with the enormous loot of this plunder
(End of the Second Temple Period)
132
Bar Kochba Revolt, with Jerusalem as the Jewish Capital
135
Emperor Hadrian's total destruction of the city of Jerusalem
rebuilds the city with new walls and renames it Aelia Capitolina
Jews are banished from Jerusalem on pain of death
The Byzantine Period
324
Constantine becomes Emperor of the Roman Empire
Queen Helena (Constantine's mother) builds Christian churches in Jeruslalem
614
Persian conquest of Jerusalem
629
Byzantines recapture Jerusalem
The Arab Period
638
Caliph Omar conquers Jerusalem
691
Dome of the Rock is completed
715
El Aksa Mosque is completed
1073
Far eastern Seljuks conquer Jerusalem
Persecution of Christians and Jews
The Crusader Period
1099
Crusaders capture Jerusalem
Jerusalem made the Capital of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem
Jews and Muslems are banished from Jerusalem
1187
Saladin captures Jerusalem
The Mameluke Period
1250
Mameluke Muslems rule Jerusalem and Palestine
The Ottoman Turkish Period
1516
Ottoman sultan Selim I takes control of Jerusalem
1520
Suleiman The Magnificent rebuilds the city walls and other structures
1917
Ottoman rule ends by British conquest
This timeline is based on the chronology provided in
Jerusalem, Sacred City of Mankind: a History of Forty Centuries,
by T. Kollek and M. Pearlman. Weidenfeld & Nicolson Pub., 1968.
Jerusalem, Sacred City of Mankind: a History of Forty Centuries,
by T. Kollek and M. Pearlman. Weidenfeld & Nicolson Pub., 1968.
THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT 1948-1996
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Syllabus Topics - Year 12
Origins of tension
The War of Independence (Israeli) or The Catastrophe (Palestinian) 1947 - 1949
Consequences of the war for Israel and the Palestinians to 1967
Political and Social Issues in Arab-Israeli relations in 1967
War and Peace
Causes, course and consequences of the 1967 (Six Day) War
Creation, aims, methods and effectiveness of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO) 1964 - 1974
Causes, course and consequences of the 1973 (Yom Kippur) War, including the Camp David Treaty
Role and objectives of the superpowers in relation to events in the Middle East
The Territories and Lebanon
Attitudes and policies of the Israeli Labour and Likud parties towards the Territories
Rise and significance of the Israeli settler movement in the Territories
Reasons for the Israeli invasions of Lebanon in 1978 and 1982; and the significance of the war for Israel and the Palestinians
The Peace Process
The Intifada 1987-1994: Palestinian uprising and Israeli response
Successes and setbacks in the peace process 1988 - 1996; and support and opposition for the peace process among Israelis and Palestinians
Significance of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin and the election of Netanyahu in 1996
Historical background, documents and maps
For further historical background, documents and maps from the Year 11 Preliminary course, click here.
Timeline 1900 BCE - 1948 CE
Historical Background 70 CE - 1917
Timeline 1947 - 1996
Documents
Partition Resolution 1947
British Police Memo on 1948 Exodus
Arab Sources on the 1948 Exodus
Israel’s Declaration of Independence 14 May 1948
The Arab League Statement of 15 May 1948
Plan Dalet 1948 – the Haganah’s strategic plan
The Khartoum Resolutions 1967
UN Resolution 242
The Palestinian National Covenant
10 Point Program of the Palestinian National Council 1974
Camp David Accords 1978
Arafat’s Letter to Rabin - 1993
The Oslo Accords 1993
Rabin - Washington Speech 1993
Treaty of Peace - Israel and Jordan 1994
Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement 1995
Statement after Camp David II 2000
The Hamas Covenant 1988
Maps
UN Partition Plan 1947
The Arab Invasion 1948
Armistice Boundaries 1949
Distances within the 1949 Boundaries
Ceasefire lines 1967
Israel's Boundaries after 1982
The Middle East
Events since 1996
Current Developments
Personalities
Golda Meir 1898-1978
Yasser Arafat 1929-2004
Prime Ministers of Israel - a List
Links
Bibliography and Links
THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT 1948-1996
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Syllabus Topics - Year 12
Origins of tension
The War of Independence (Israeli) or The Catastrophe (Palestinian) 1947 - 1949
Consequences of the war for Israel and the Palestinians to 1967
Political and Social Issues in Arab-Israeli relations in 1967
War and Peace
Causes, course and consequences of the 1967 (Six Day) War
Creation, aims, methods and effectiveness of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation (PLO) 1964 - 1974
Causes, course and consequences of the 1973 (Yom Kippur) War, including the Camp David Treaty
Role and objectives of the superpowers in relation to events in the Middle East
The Territories and Lebanon
Attitudes and policies of the Israeli Labour and Likud parties towards the Territories
Rise and significance of the Israeli settler movement in the Territories
Reasons for the Israeli invasions of Lebanon in 1978 and 1982; and the significance of the war for Israel and the Palestinians
The Peace Process
The Intifada 1987-1994: Palestinian uprising and Israeli response
Successes and setbacks in the peace process 1988 - 1996; and support and opposition for the peace process among Israelis and Palestinians
Significance of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin and the election of Netanyahu in 1996
Historical background, documents and maps
For further historical background, documents and maps from the Year 11 Preliminary course, click here.
Timeline 1900 BCE - 1948 CE
Historical Background 70 CE - 1917
Timeline 1947 - 1996
Documents
Partition Resolution 1947
British Police Memo on 1948 Exodus
Arab Sources on the 1948 Exodus
Israel’s Declaration of Independence 14 May 1948
The Arab League Statement of 15 May 1948
Plan Dalet 1948 – the Haganah’s strategic plan
The Khartoum Resolutions 1967
UN Resolution 242
The Palestinian National Covenant
10 Point Program of the Palestinian National Council 1974
Camp David Accords 1978
Arafat’s Letter to Rabin - 1993
The Oslo Accords 1993
Rabin - Washington Speech 1993
Treaty of Peace - Israel and Jordan 1994
Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement 1995
Statement after Camp David II 2000
The Hamas Covenant 1988
Maps
UN Partition Plan 1947
The Arab Invasion 1948
Armistice Boundaries 1949
Distances within the 1949 Boundaries
Ceasefire lines 1967
Israel's Boundaries after 1982
The Middle East
Events since 1996
Current Developments
Personalities
Golda Meir 1898-1978
Yasser Arafat 1929-2004
Prime Ministers of Israel - a List
Links
Bibliography and Links