Who led the Roman campaign against the Jewish revolt in Judaea?

The Roman emperor Nero appointed Vespasian to lead the campaign against the Jewish revolt in Judaea in February 67 CE.12

Vespasian was selected for this command because he was considered a highly competent general whose humble background made him an unlikely threat to Nero’s government. He was provided with three legions and a large force of auxiliary troops to suppress the rebellion. Vespasian was later joined by his son, Titus, and together they conducted successful campaigns throughout 67 and 68 CE, securing most of the region before the effort was paused following Nero's death.12