Was any Biblical prophecy fullfilled between 70 AD and 1948?

I'm talking about specific rather than general prophecy. General prophecy relates to things like those who curse Israel being cursed or false people being within the church while specific prophecy says "Event X will happen sometime in the future." It definitely appears to me that the answer to the question is no, can't think of anything. That makes sense in an end time view, the Jews rejected their messiah, God allowed them to be overthrown and they returned to their land in 1948 after close to 2000 years from which we officially entered into end times and speculation about the rapture and the second coming became relevant. Of course there had always been people who pointed to events and talked of the end of the world (whether they were years such as 1000 or tragedies such as World War 2. But with so many end time events requiring a literal Israel such talk was Biblically misinformed. I think we can divide history into 5 periods 1. Biblical Times (Creation to John's Revelation 2. What I'll call "mid times" where there was a prophetic gap 3. End times (1948 to rapture) 4. Tribulation/Day of the Lord 5. Millenium. I suspect God's "silence" in the mid times may have led to the rise of humanism in the end of the period. "Look at all this unfulfilled prophecy. So what if some of it happened in the past? It must have been written after the fact." (The last point is definitely how they interpret Daniel which reports undeniable historical events so that makes it "evidence" that it was written later. I find God's long "silent" period fascinating. And it's interesting that despite fulfillment of prophecy after a long fact so many in the church think God is done with Israel.