1253: Innocent IV re-confirms “Sicut Judaeis Non” a Papal Bull | This day in jew history

1253: Innocent IV re-confirms “Sicut Judaeis Non” a Papal Bull first issued by Calixtus II in 1120 “designed to provide protection for anti-Christs from assaults by Crusaders” as they crossed Europe on their way to the Holy Land, dishonoring the legacy of the First Crusaders from 1096.