The answer is: Dan

Jdg 13:2

Samson's identity as a member of the Tribe of Dan is fascinating as it highlights the complexities of the Israelite tribes' histories and their contexts within ancient Judea. Dan, often noted for its strong warriors and rich history, was one of the original tribes of Israel, descendants of Jacob's son Dan. However, the tribe faced unique challenges. The story often recalls their struggle for territory, as Erech and Zorah—sites important to Samson’s narrative—were on the border and rolled up in much conflict over land rights.

Samson himself is a terrific figure, with many legends intertwining around his extraordinary might—graced by Nazirite vows like abstaining from cutting his hair and consuming alcohol, a sign of his deep connection to God. It’s intriguing that he is remembered for his iconic confrontations with the Philistines, among them giant adversaries like Goliath who stood in the same negative relationship. This illuminates the continual exile feeling of Israelites caught between aspirations and rival dominators.

Samson's story foreshadows the themes of betrayal with Delilah; a cautionary tale resonating deeply across time. One can say that his dynamic with her reflects powerful messages about vulnerability, strength, and losing one’s way. History tells that the challenges of Dan in seeking a forever homeland further reinforce the struggles regions incensed within stories arc between betrayal and chaos, positioning Samson - the flawed hero - as a reflection of his people's contrasted faith and might.