Because of the story of Jesus' being crucified by the Jewish people, there was automatic animosity and slandering by both sides. One of those acts of slandering was known as "blood libel," which was the first known instance of anti-Semitism during the middle ages. The first recorded history of this practice took place in the writings of Apion, who claimed the Jews sacrificed Greek victims in the Temple...
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The first recorded history of this practice took place in the writings of Apion, who claimed the Jews sacrificed Greek victims in the Temple. While there are no existent records of the blood libel against the Jews it still became a common accusation. This was perpetuated again in the 17th Century by Sister Anne Katherina Emmerich, a German Catholic nun who in her biography spoke of a elderly Jewish woman who confessed to her on her death bed that the blood libel was "true" and that Jews "did steal Christian children for sacrifice on Passover...
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