South Liberation Day Lebanon in South Lebanon/Nationwide
Resistance and Liberation Day, observed nationwide on May 25, commemorates the 2000 withdrawal of Israeli forces from South Lebanon after eighteen years of occupation. Marked by military parades, official ceremonies, and flag displays across the country, the day carries special resonance in southern towns, where local commemorations mix solemn remembrance with public celebration of villages reunited with the rest of Lebanon.
Resistance and Liberation Day falls on May 25 and marks the date in 2000 when the Israeli army completed its withdrawal from a self-declared occupation zone in South Lebanon, ending eighteen years of military presence in the border districts.