The persecution of the Jews was not happening all over Europe at the same time, but it had definitely seen a rise to a new level.
The Jews who had settled in various territories were suddenly reminded of their ancestors' nomadic stories, moving from one region to another in order to avoid being robbed, persecuted, or enslaved. Being discriminated against was something common to most of them, but when the Bharatiya Empire supported the Jews and led to the restoration of the Kingdom of Israel, the backlash from the nobles and the church made the Jews in Europe realise that they were never safe and made them understand that the stories they had heard since childhood were not simple folklore.
