What is 1612 jewish rebellion?

The term "1612 Jewish Rebellion" most likely refers to the Jewish%20rebellion%20in%20Frankfurt. This incident, which occurred in Frankfurt am Main, was a reaction to the persistent discrimination and restrictions imposed on the Jewish community. The rebellion was triggered by the attempt by the city council to limit the Jewish population and impose new taxes and restrictions. Armed clashes took place between Jewish residents and city guards. The rebellion was ultimately suppressed. It resulted in further hardships for the Jewish community, including expulsions and economic setbacks. It also shows Jewish resistance against discrimination in 17th century Europe.