What was the capital of the Hebrews?

Answer 1

There were a number of different Ancient Israelite and Judean capital cities, such as Gibeah, Hebron, Jerusalem, Shiloh, Samaria, etc. Additionally, the Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom of Judah were two separate countries which (naturally) each maintained a distinct capital.

Answer 2

The capital city of the ancient Israelites was the city of Jerusalem, which according to biblical accounts was taken by King David from the Jebusite tribe that were dwelling there. According to the Hebrew scriptures, Jerusalem (also known as the "City of David") was the capital of the Israelites until its destruction in 587BCE by the Babylonians. The city was reclaimed by the Jewish people on their return from Babylonian captivity.

Answer 3

There is no capital to Hebrews because they are people not a place. But the capital of where they came from is Jerusalem.