11 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

Your Wikipedia reference states; There is, however, no evidence of the name on any Hellenistic coin or inscription:

History evidenced by coinage--interesting.

13 hours ago, unblocktheplanet said:

History evidenced by coinage--interesting.

The use of a currency was typically specific to the existence of a nation or a state. There was never a "palestinian - Arab" currency. There were Kingdom of Isreal, Judean, Roman, Greek and Persian coins. The point being there was never a history of a Palestinian nation. No President, No King, No Emperor, No Grand Vizier, No Grant Sultan etc. No Senate, NoParliament, No central meeting place. No Temples, no schools etc.