Describe Nebuchadnezzar's attack on Judah and give the effects of war on a nation

2Kings 24:10-17; 25:1 -17:

As King Nebuchadnezzar besieged Jerusalem, King Jehoiachin surrendered his
administration to him.
The King of Babylon carried away all the treasures
in the King’s house,
All the vessels of gold in the temple were
destroyed,
Able bodied people of Jerusalem (i.e. the princes, mighty men
of valour and thousands of captives) were carried away,
He carried away
King Jehoiachin and his household to Babylon,
He left behind the poorest
of the land,
He appointed Mattaniah King and renamed him Zedekiah.
Zedekiah rebelled against Babylon and this led to another round of siege on the
city this eventually brought famine,
Zedekiah, who escaped, was overtaken
and arrested,
He was brought to the King of Babylon where his two sons were
killed in his presence,
Nebuzaradan came to set the house of the Lord on
fire, including the king’s house and other houses in Jerusalem,
The army
of the Chaldeans led by the captain of the guard broke down walls around
Jerusalem and carried captives to Babylon,
Some of the people left in
the land were vinedressers and ploughmen,
Some precious material (i.e.
pillars of bronze, the stands and bronze sea) were destroyed,
But the
pots, shovels, snuffers, dishes, incense, vessels of bronze, fine pan, gold and
silver materials were carried away to Babylon.

Sulhazan