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The Hebrews transformed themselves into a distinct nation through a combination of shared religious beliefs, cultural practices, and historical experiences, particularly their covenant with God as depicted in the Hebrew Bible. This transformation was solidified by their exodus from Egypt and the establishment of a unified kingdom under leaders like Saul, David, and Solomon. Their identity was further shaped by the development of laws, traditions, and a strong sense of community centered around worship and adherence to the Torah. Over time, these elements fostered a cohesive national identity that distinguished them from neighboring peoples.

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