Fall of Jerusalem - Part 2 - One Minute History

Emperor Nero appoints General Vespasian to quell a rebellion. Despite his military success, Vespasian had fallen out of favor with Nero. He accepts the command but hesitates to besiege Jerusalem due to potential heavy losses. Accompanied by his son Titus, Vespasian's forces attack surrounding areas, sparing only women and children. After being declared an enemy, Vespasian is hailed as emperor by his legions and returns to Rome, leaving Titus to continue the war in Judea, marking the start of the Siege of Jerusalem.

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