National Front Founded in September 1976

The "National Front" was established in Lebanon on September 9, 1976, by a decision from Deputy René Moawad and a group of deputies and political leaders, with the aim of supporting Lebanon's unity and independence and rejecting foreign interventions, especially after the Syrian presence began in the eastern region. The front announced its principles, which include unity, justice, and equality, and focused on strengthening Lebanese sovereignty. It supported the signing of the Cairo Accord, although it did not specify its final position on it. The front faced a setback following revenge-based clashes between regions but continued its political and military activities. It concentrated on issues such as the return of Christians to the north, expanding branches of the Lebanese University, and called for Lebanese unity to confront internal and external challenges, with ongoing support from both official and opposition Lebanese leaders.

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