You may be interested in this past answer:

In 'Punic Nightmares', Dan Carlin suggests that at one point the Carthaginians might have practiced child sacrifice; is this claim credible, or likely to be Roman propaganda? by /u/yodatsracist

It makes the point that "Moloch" wasn't a deity so much as a type of sacrifice. We also have a past answer by /u/QuickSpore to What was the religion of Ancient Carthage?

There is always more to be said, however, and if anyone wants to go into Carthaginian religion in more detail, that would be great!

I hail from both /r/AcademicBiblical and /r/AskBibleScholars.

You may want to refine your questions and present them at the aforementioned subs. For example, you could ask:

How was Molech received by the authors of the Hebrew Bible?