How does the story of Ruth challenge the typical narrative of Israelite national identity and purity in the Old Testament?

A Ruth's loyalty to Naomi demonstrates the importance of familial bonds over national identity, highlighting the value of personal relationships in shaping one's identity. B Ruth, a Moabite woman, becomes an ancestor of King David, illustrating God's inclusive nature and the potential for outsiders to be integrated into the lineage of Israel's greatest king. C Ruth's conversion to Judaism signifies the importance of religious conversion as a means of assimilation and integration into Israelite society. D Ruth's marriage to Boaz showcases the economic benefits of intermarriage, as it brought wealth and prosperity to the Israelite community.