Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Betar fortress was an ancient, terraced farming village in the Judean highlands. The Betar fortress was the last standing Jewish fortress in the Bar Kochba revolt of the 2nd century CE, destroyed by the Roman army of Emperor Hadrian in the year 135. The site of historic Betar (also spelled Beitar or Bethar), next to the modern village of Battir, southwest of Jerusalem, is known as Khirbet al-Yahud in Arabic (standing for "Jewish ruin"). Today, the Jewish village of Betar Illit is also located nearby.. }
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- Betar_(fortress) abstract "Betar fortress was an ancient, terraced farming village in the Judean highlands. The Betar fortress was the last standing Jewish fortress in the Bar Kochba revolt of the 2nd century CE, destroyed by the Roman army of Emperor Hadrian in the year 135. The site of historic Betar (also spelled Beitar or Bethar), next to the modern village of Battir, southwest of Jerusalem, is known as Khirbet al-Yahud in Arabic (standing for "Jewish ruin"). Today, the Jewish village of Betar Illit is also located nearby.".