Supporters of Greater Israel advance their pawns on the eve of the legislative elections

The children's book "Alon and Lebanon" by Amos Azaria presents a narrative where a young boy dreams of Lebanon, reflecting a maximalist view of Israeli territory. It intertwines themes of childhood innocence with the harsh realities of war and territorial conflict. The story, set in Misgav Am, portrays a victorious moment for Alon when his uncle announces that Lebanon is now theirs, symbolizing a controversial ideological stance on land ownership. Azaria, a professor and advocate for Greater Israel, aims to influence young minds with this narrative, which may resonate with older supporters of his views.