The system of relations between palestinian children's literature and war

This study discusses the system of relations between Palestinian children's literature in Israel and the war. The study firstexamines the concept of war in the world literature provided to children. Then, the study moves to Palestinian children's literature and the war and is concerned with giving models that illustrate the interaction of this literature with the Arab-Jewish conflict, the impact of this conflict on aspects of life, and how the war affected the psychology of its contemporary. The study gives a portion of its pages to show the features of this impact on people and indicates that the Palestinian is a political object; either he remembers the effects of the war, lives it, or fears its coming and bitterness, and no matter how this literature tries to separate from its reality or is forced by circumstances to do so, it eventually fuses with this reality in different ways.