“Tradition is inexorable. Destruction of tradition, breaking of established stereotypes is almost always a hopeless task. Especially if this tradition is two thousand years old. The traditional view of the history of the betrayal of Judas Iscariot, the twelfth apostle of Jesus Christ, is well known.<...>However, an unbiased analysis of the events of two thousand years ago, witnessed by eyewitnesses, casts doubt on the stereotypical idea of the betrayal of Jesus Christ by one of his chosen disciples .The purpose of this study is not to justify Judas, and certainly not to attempt to revise basic Christian dogmas, but to establish the truth.”