Samaritan sources are describing King David in a very special way in a combination of positive and negative personality, love and discontent. The speaker Benyamim Tsedaka will expose for the first time a very unique tradition of"a very important part of History of Ancient Israel in the transmission from a group of tribes to a United Kingdom under the rule of one of the most impressive personalities of the Israelite People. The king David b, Yishy that knew how to overcome religious discontent to leave his kingdom united.

Benyamim [Benny] Tsedaka is one of the elders of his people, a historian who has published nearly 100 books and publications and over 2000 articles on the Israelite Samaritan life, collected by the internal University Computer in Israel under "Samaritans". Since 1982 to the present he dedicates two months each year to lectures abroad [in the English speaking countries outside Israel]. He was born in Nablus, Land of Israel in 1944. He is the Chief-Editor of the Bi-Weekly Newspaper A.B. - The Samaritan News [Dec.1969-Present]; Author of the "Samaritans" entries in Encyclopedia Judaica, Encyclopedia of Zionism The Hebrew Encyclopedia, Jerusalem, and Encyclopedia Britannica; Head of the A. B. - Institute of Samaritan Studies [1981-Present]; A Founder of S.E.S. - The Society of the Samaritan Studies [Paris, 1985-Present]; Participant/Contributor in International conferences of Biblical and Samaritan Studies; Conductor and organizer of the Israelite Samaritan Music Ensemble [1980-Present]; Chairman of the Samaritan Medal Committee for Humanitarian Achievements and Peace[2006- current].