After Bar-Kokhva's revolt was defeated, Hadrian decided to turn the Roman Colony of Aelia Capitolina close to Jerusalem the new capital, ban the Jews from living in Jerusalem, exile many of them and change the province's name from 'Judea' to 'Palaestina'. What if, he decided that this method would just lead to further revolts and/or is economically non/less-benificial than flooding the province with as many colonists as possible? Let's say it backfires and instead of further Roman cultural and ethnic influence over the province, the colonists turn Jewish and are more affected by the natives than vice-versa.
What would the long and short term effects over the region and over Judaism be?
What would the long and short term effects over the region and over Judaism be?