What if, after conquering Judea, Alexander (and possibly his inner circle) decides to convert to Judaism? (Imagine this story is true and expanded on) Assuming his conquests continue as OTL, would this create a Jewish/Hellenistic/Persian/Egyptian culture? Would Judaism (at least the form practiced at the Temple in Jerusalem) be drastically changed? Would the Persians, Greeks, and Egyptians syncretize it with their native religions?
After Alexander's death, would a (even nominally) Jewish Seleucid dynasty avert the Maccabean revolt? Or would it happen anyway, since much of the Maccabees' fury was directed towards Hellenized Jews rather than towards the actual Greeks themselves?
If there's no Hasmonean or Herodian dynasty, do the Romans get involved?
Does Judaism (or Judeo-Zoroastrianism) spread through Persia to India?
After Alexander's death, would a (even nominally) Jewish Seleucid dynasty avert the Maccabean revolt? Or would it happen anyway, since much of the Maccabees' fury was directed towards Hellenized Jews rather than towards the actual Greeks themselves?
If there's no Hasmonean or Herodian dynasty, do the Romans get involved?
Does Judaism (or Judeo-Zoroastrianism) spread through Persia to India?