After Solomon's Death, the kingdom of Israel faced a crisis that led to its

After Solomon's Death, the kingdom of Israel faced a crisis that led to its division and eventual fall in 721 a.c., when Sargon II conquered Samaria. Despite these challenges, the Israelite monarchy maintained a religious character marked, with the kings acting as servants of God and following the guidance of the prophets. The Hebrews Demonstrated Adaptability, resilience and faith. From their nomadic origins to the formation of a kingdom, the Hebrews developed a political and social organization that allowed them to face and overcome numerous challenges, leaving a legacy that endures to this day.