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The 18 pages that link to Kingdom of Israel, each with the reason it gives.

• Neo-Assyrian EmpireRelated: Its fall and the displacement of its population show the consequences of Assyrian expansion.

• Kingdom of JudahCompared with: Its fall left Judah as the surviving Israelite kingdom.

• CanaanBroader topic: It was one later political formation in territory associated with Canaan.

• IsraelitesBroader topic: It was one major political expression of Israelite identity.

• Books of KingsBroader topic: Kings follows its rulers separately until Assyria conquers the kingdom.

• Land of IsraelBroader topic: Its history is one political chapter in the broader association between Israelites and the land.

• Old TestamentRelated: Its history and traditions contributed to the formation of biblical narratives and prophecy.

• SamaritansNarrower topic: Samaritan tradition traces its ancestry to the ancient Israelites of this kingdom.

• Ancient Israelite religionBroader topic: Its sanctuaries and royal policies formed one major setting for Israelite worship.

• Palestine (region)Broader topic: Its history is one of the ancient political layers associated with the region.

• JacobCompared with: The patriarch’s name later became associated with a people and political kingdoms.

• SamaritanismNarrower topic: Samaritan tradition locates its religious ancestry in the northern Israelite community.

• Tiglath-Pileser IIIRelated: Assyrian campaigns during his reign reduced its territory and brought it under imperial pressure.

• Ancient Israel and JudahBroader topic: Its separate political history contrasts with Judah’s longer survival.

• Hiram IRelated: Hiram’s relationship with Solomon placed Tyre in contact with this neighboring kingdom.

• Holy LandRelated: Its biblical history grounds Jewish connections to the land.

• British IsraelismBroader topic: British Israelism identifies its deported population as ancestors of modern Britons.

• History of the ancient LevantBroader topic: Its rise and Assyrian conquest illustrate state formation and imperial expansion.