A biblical map of the ancient Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, shared by an official Israeli Arabic account on X, has led to diplomatic backlash. The post, depicting boundaries from 928 BC that ...

If the current situation reflects an earlier divide, it also mirrors the divide between the Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom of Judah in the biblical account. In 1 Kings, after King Solomon’s ...

David and his son, Solomon of the tribe of Judah, were kings of the united tribes until ten tribes rebelled after Solomon’s death and formed a separate nation in northern Israel called “Israel.” ...

“These are the most complete royal inscriptions we have, and they are further evidence that the kings of Israel and Judah wrote royal inscriptions that indicated their name and deeds.

The Kingdom of Judah was founded following the break up of the United Kingdom of Israel after the northern tribes refused to accept Rehoboam, son of Solomon, as their king, the Bible says.

The map, published on Monday by Israel Arabic, highlighted the boundaries of the historic kingdoms of Israel and Judah in 928 BC, which encompassed part of modern-day Jordan, Syria, ...