[Answer] Which Israelite king had the shortest reign in the Old Testament?

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...In the Old Testament, the kingdom of Israel sees a long line of kings, beginning with King Saul and continuing after the division of the people into the kingdoms of Israel and Judah. During the relatively stable reign of Judah's King Asa, the kingdom of Israel saw a series of seven kings, all of whom had quick reigns. Of those kings, Zimri ruled for a mere seven days, making his the shortest reign mentioned in the Old Testament. Zimri's ill-fated tenure as king began when he killed his predecessor, Elah, and his entire family. After the Israelite army found out about Zimri's coup, they invaded the city of Tirzah, where he was holed up, and Zimri took his own life during the invasion. The military commander Omri was appointed king, and began a long succession line that continued with his son, Ahab.

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King Zimri:

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