In his compelling historical play, 'The God of Israel,' Ali Ahmed Bakathir masterfully dramatizes the narrative of the early Israelite kingdom. The story follows the Prophet Samuel as he anoints Saul (Talut) as the first king, navigating political turmoil and spiritual challenges. It explores the complex relationships between faith, power, and human fallibility, culminating in the epic confrontation between the young David and the giant Goliath. Bakathir uses this ancient tale to explore timeless themes of leadership, divine will, and the internal conflicts that define a nation's destiny.