Lebanon Flag - Symbol of National Identity and Resilience #2043658 (License: Personal Use)

Lebanon’s flag, adopted on December 7, 1943, consists of two equal horizontal red stripes flanking a wider white stripe, with a green cedar tree in the center. The red symbolizes sacrifice and bravery, white represents peace and purity, and the cedar signifies immortality, strength, and resilience-deeply rooted in Lebanese identity and biblical tradition. The design reflects both historical heritage and modern sovereignty.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, international news articles about Lebanon, travel guides, and cultural presentations. It serves users seeking national symbolism, historical context, or visual identification for diplomatic, academic, or patriotic purposes.