Lebanon's independence.. the memory of the proud people with their brave army

The independence of Lebanon is a memory that the Lebanese celebrate every year on the 22nd of November. It is a holiday that reminds them of their strong and proud country that stood in the face of every colonizer and usurper of their land. Lebanon has been fighting for the sun of freedom, for the sake of pride and dignity for their country. And he stood firm, his feelings transcend the love of the country, and he boasts of his patriotic courage every year.

On November 22 every year, the entire country fills with joy as people remember the day Lebanon gained its independence. There are also fireworks displays that both children and adults look forward to. In addition, communities host concerts and cultural activities to celebrate Lebanese history.

The date of the Lebanese Independence Day is due to the country's liberation from the French Mandate, which has been in effect on Lebanese territory for nearly 23 years. Lebanon was governed administratively by the Ottoman Empire from 1516 to 1918. General Gouraud, the commander of the French soldiers in the Levant at that time, issued a directive defining the borders of "Greater Lebanon". In 1920. The Grand Liban remained under French mandate until 1941.

Finally, on November 22, 1943, France acquiesced to increasing pressure from the Lebanese, as well as to the demands of several other countries and the liberation of the prisoners from Rashaya. This day has been celebrated as Lebanon's Independence Day ever since. This ancient landmark of Lebanese independence and the palace of the Halabi family is open to tourists and visitors throughout the year to celebrate national pride.

The artists interacted with the occasion

Given the importance of this occasion, several artists interacted with her on the communication sites, most notably Elisa, who wrote: Independence, we remember my past in the peoples and armies that passed on our country and were defeated... and hopefully we will get rid of every occupation by an enemy that controls us today. But the country that baptized Fayrouz is not afraid... Happy New Year, big man. Here's the house.

As for Carole Samaha, she wrote: We will keep dreaming of you as we would like to see you.. Free, master and independent # Independence Day

Najwa Karam also wrote on this occasion: Oh, our independence?? From this independence!!! Be independent...and we lived your real feast, waiting for your safe return #Lebanese_Independence_Day

Haifa Wehbe also put a picture of the Lebanese cedar and wrote on Twitter: How did I love you #Lebanon #IndependenceDay Home is where my heart belongs! Happy #IndependenceDay #Lebanon