2000 year old coin found in Jerusalem with the inscription: For the Redemption of Zion

2000 year old coin

Archaeologists recently uncovered a bronze coin in Jerusalem’s Temple Mount foothills, minted by Jews just before the Second Temple’s destruction in 70 AD. Lost for nearly 2,000 years, this artifact reflects a deep Jewish connection to the land, predating the Second Temple’s fall. The discovery underscores the historical presence of Jews in Jerusalem, countering antisemitic narratives that falsely claim Zionism is a modern invention. This find, echoing biblical ties to the land (e.g., Genesis 12:7), affirms the enduring Jewish heritage in the region.

Read more: The Times of Israel

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