All the Sidonians. The word כֹל here, as elsewhere, must be taken in a restricted sense. A large portion of the Sidonian territory was taken, but Sidon retained its independence (see 1:31, 1:32). It is clear, too, that the promise was conditional.
Had not the Asherites been willing to tolerate the existence of the Canaanites in their midst, they need not have done so (see 1:28).