non-israelite

the archaeological site revealed artifacts from both israelite and non-israelite cultures.

many non-israelite merchants traded in the ancient marketplaces of jerusalem.

the study examined the interactions between israelite and non-israelite communities.

the kingdom’s borders included areas inhabited by both israelite and non-israelite populations.

the tax records listed contributions from both israelite and non-israelite landowners.

the religious practices of non-israelite residents were often tolerated in the region.

the historical texts mention interactions with neighboring non-israelite kingdoms.

archaeologists found pottery shards indicating the presence of non-israelite artisans.

the census included data on both israelite and non-israelite individuals residing in the city.

the legal system addressed issues related to non-israelite property ownership.

the empire’s policies impacted both israelite and non-israelite citizens.