Which Jewish party was bitterly opposed to the disciples for preaching the Resurrection of Jesus

The Jewish party that was bitterly opposed to the disciples for preaching the Resurrection of Jesus was the Sadducees. The Sadducees were a sect of Judaism that were wealthy, powerful, and influential in the Temple in Jerusalem. They rejected the resurrection of the dead and believed in a very literal interpretation of the Torah. When the disciples began preaching the resurrection of Jesus, the Sadducees saw this as a threat to their authority and power, as well as a challenge to their beliefs. They arrested and persecuted the disciples in an attempt to stop the spread of this new belief.