Why were Jews deemed a special problem for Christian emperors? How did the rulers place increasing pressure on them?

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The Answer is Answer would ideally include the following. Jews were neither polytheists nor Christians. Most previous emperors had allowed them to practice their religion, and most Christian emperors felt that Jews seemed entitled to special treatment because Jesus had been a Jew. Yet, while synagogues continued to exist and worship was allowed to continue, civil pressure was increasingly exerted on the Jews. First, they were burdened with curial financial duties but with none of the power or honor that traditionally went with that status. By the late sixth century, Roman emperors had barred Jews from making wills or receiving inheritances, and they could not testify in court.

Why Were Jews Deemed a Special Problem for Christian Emperors