A Lebanese “Musthoub” flag raises resentment … Here is the full novel!

In a step that caught the attention, the Lebanese flag was raised in the Martyrs Square in the center of Beirut, but with a strange amendment, as the Cedar of Lebanon was removed into two red halves.

A number of social media pioneers shared a video clip showing this event, asking why the flag was raised in this unusual way.

According to the information, it was found that “this amendment to science was part of a marketing campaign on the occasion of International Women’s Day, and that the aim of this campaign is to refer to the full equality between men and women.”

This behavior sparked a wave of dissatisfaction and criticism, as an official source considered that “there are other methods through which to express issues of equality between women and men.”

Some have wondered, how can the cedar of Lebanon be “deleted” in this way, a symbol that shortens the history and identity of the country?

In the wake of angry reactions, the information confirmed that “the raised flag has been removed on the shed shape, and the Lebanon flag will be fully raised without any amendments.”