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King David established Jerusalem as the capital of Israel from "summary" of A History of Israel and the Holy Land by Michael Avi-Yonah
According to Michael Avi-Yonah in 'A History of Israel and the Holy Land', the establishment of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is attributed to King David. This pivotal moment in history marked a significant turning point for the nation of Israel. King David's decision to make Jerusalem the capital was not merely a practical one, but held deep religious and symbolic significance for the people of Israel. Jerusalem, with its strategic location and natural defenses, was an ideal choice for a capital city. Situated on a hill surrounded by valleys, it was easily defensible against enemies. This geographical advantage played a crucial role in King David's decision to establish Jerusalem as the political center of Israel. Beyond its strategic importance, Jerusalem held immense religious significance for the Isr...
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