The name Oholah means "she who has her own tent," representing Samaria (the northern kingdom of Israel) in Ezekiel's extended allegory of two unfaithful sisters (Ezekiel 23). The name signifies autonomous worship — Israel had set up its own sanctuaries apart from God's appointed place.
Oholah's story in Ezekiel 23 is one of Scripture's most sobering indictments of religious unfaithfulness. The northern kingdom's spiritual adultery with Assyria represents the seduction of false worship and political idolatry. Yet the passage is ultimately a call to repentance — God does not delight in judgment but desires His people to return. His covenant love is relentless.