Al Malweah for Archaeological and Historical studies

Lebanese were split over the French treaty that was to be signed. While the Maronite community supported the Treaty's conclusion and sought, in various ways, to conclude it with an emphasis on separatist demands and the achievement of independence, the Muslim community, along with the Christian, expressed their utmost rejection of the bilateral treaty, calling for unity with the Syrian country and the return of the areas that have inflicted on the great state of Lebanon against the will of their owners and without taking any consideration to their wishes, However, the Islamic position was quickly split on itself, witnessing the transformation which is the first of its kind since the announcement of the new Lebanese entity .It was characterized by acceptance of the policy of fait accompli and abandon the demands of unity and show the intention to real participate in the joints of political life within the borders of the Republic of Lebanon.