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> And if the prohibition wasn't explicit, it was implicit by the fact they were destined to get kicked out.

Kicked out? The long list of jewish expulsions listed around the years 0 to 500 had a lot of entries regarding them joining the enemies of the country to take it down, and starting revolts. Treason seemed to be their highest of duties apparently, and they did the same with multiple countries - they repeatedly allied with the host country's enemies.

> Thus they focused on professions that could be relocated easily.

Which ironically was another reason they were kicked out a lot - or at least already acquired the status of being renown for usury and fraud.

> Being banned from physical labor is effectively true.

But not really. There are 2 ways to bar access to pet my cat: 1. After we meet at my home you go home, "effectively" being barred from petting my cat. 2. You murdered the cat and fled the scene, which "effectively" barres you from petting my cat. Using "effectively" is quite misleading, they caused the hatred directed against them themselves.

jews portray it as if evil Whites came and prohibited them from doing physical labor. Then they cryingly went to become money lenders, bankers, vendors, slave traders, as they committed usury.

Actually from year 0 to 500, they did agriculture, but gradually moved away from that domain of work. It's quite a long timespan, mind you.

>Jews were prohibited from owning land, which included the most common form of labor: farming

Vast majority of people doing farming back then didn't own the land either, they were working the local lord's property.