The "Kings of Aram" refers to the rulers of the ancient kingdom of Aram, located in present-day Syria. This region was known for its city-states, such as Damascus, which played a significant role in trade and politics during biblical times. The kings of Aram often interacted with neighboring kingdoms, including Israel and Judah, leading to both alliances and conflicts. In the Bible, several kings of Aram are mentioned, including Ben-Hadad and Hazael. These rulers are noted for their military campaigns against the Israelites and their involvement in various historical events. The interactions between the kings of Aram and other nations significantly influenced the political landscape of the ancient Near East.