Archaeology is a big problem for the Palestinian cause
The stone seal that was just discovered doesn’t refer to any indigenous Palestinian holidays, nor does it bear any ancient Palestinian symbols—because none of those things exist.
Moshe Phillips | Sept 3, 2024
A 2,700-year-old stone seal inscribed in paleo-Hebrew with the name “LeYeho?ezer ben Hosh?ayahu”—“For Yeho’ezer son of Hosh’ayahu.” Credit: Eliyahu Yanai/City of David.
Israeli archaeologists in Jerusalem found a 2,700-year-old stone seal last week near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. It’s just a few inches in diameter, but it’s a big deal for Zionism—and another blow to the Palestinian Arab cause.
The discovery highlights the importance of the continuing work by archaeologists who have spent years sifting through tons of debris that have been dumped outside Jerusalem’s walls by the Islamic authorities who control the mosques on the Temple Mount.











