Antun Sa‛adah, a Lebanese Christian who founded the Syrian Social Nationalist Party in Beirut in 1932, was:

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Antun Sa‛adah believed in Syrian regional nationalism and emphasized its ancient Phoenician heritage, rather than seeing Arab identity as a unifying factor. He also founded the Syrian Social Nationalist Party in Beirut in 1932, which advocated for the unification of Syria and Lebanon as a sovereign state. While Sa‛adah was a Christian himself, his ideology did not solely focus on advocating for Christians in Syria and Lebanon to unite.

Antun Sa‛adah, a Lebanese Christian Who Founded the Syrian Social