How Warfare Affected Civilian Populations During the Judges Period The Judges period in Israel’s history, roughly spanning 1200–1020 BCE, was marked by frequent warfare against foreign invaders such as the Philistines, Moabites, Midianites, and Canaanites. These repeated conflicts had profound effects on civilian populations, disrupting daily life, weakening social structures, … Continue reading How did warfare affect civilian populations during the Judges period?