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The Image Of Bar Kokhba In Traditional Jewish Literature: False Messiah And National Hero (Hermeneutics: Studies In The History ,Used Thaler It Also Considers The DifficultiesBar Kokhba Led The Jewish Rebellion Against Rome In 132135 A. D., Which Resulted In Massive Destruction And Dislocation Of The Jewish Populace Of Judea. In Early Rabbinic Literature, Bar Kokhba Was Remembered In Two Ways: As An Imposter Claiming To Be The Messiah And As A Glorious Military Leader Whose Successes Led Rabbi Akiba, One Of The Great Rabbinic Authorities Of Jewish Tradition, To Acclaim Him The Messiah. These Two Earliest Images Formed The