Unearthed Hanukkah-Era Wall Foundations Reveal Ancient Jerusalem’s Strategic Vulnerability
The longest intact section of Jerusalem’s Hanukkah-era wall reveals a deliberately dismantled defense — a physical testament to failed leadership and fragile alliances that echo the ongoing challenges to American sovereignty and border security.
In the heart of Jerusalem, archaeologists have uncovered the most extensive continuous remains of an ancient city wall dating back more than two millennia — a time when the Hasmonean Kingdom defended its people against foreign domination. This discovery is not just a historical marvel; it serves as a stark reminder that even fortified walls can be compromised through shortsighted political deals. When Walls Fall by Design, What Does It Say About Leadership? The newly excavated wall foundation, stretching nearly 50 meters long and five meters wide, stands as silent testimony to an extraordinary episode in history. Rather than succumbing...
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