Inter-Christian conflicts in Lebanon

Inter-Christian conflicts in Lebanon
	Part of the Lebanese Civil War
Date	1978-1991
Location	Lebanon
Result	Inconclusive
Belligerents
Lebanese Forces Kataeb Regulatory Forces; Tigers Militia; Guardians of the Cedars; Al-Tanzim; Lebanese Youth Movement; South Lebanon Army Supported by Israel;	Marada Brigade; Free Tigers; Lebanese Forces – Executive Command; Eagles of the Whirlwind; Popular Guard; Pro-Hrawi Faction of the Lebanese Army (1989–1991) Supported by: Syria; Lebanese National Resistance Front; Palestinian National Salvation Front;
Commanders and leaders
Bashir Gemayel † ; Samir Geagea; Karim Pakradouni; Elie Hobeika (1978-1985); Boutros Khawand; Dany Chamoun †; Etienne Sakr; Saad Haddad † ; Antoine Lahad; Aql Hashem Ariel Sharon	Tony Franjieh †; Robert Franjieh; Suleiman Franjieh. JR; Elias el-Hannouche; Elie Hobeika (1986-1991); Georges Melko; Maroun Machahalani; Michel Zouen; Asaad Hardan; Georges Hawi; Elias Atallah; Elias Hrawi; Salim al-Hoss; Émile Lahoud; Élie Hayek; René Moawad X Hafez al-Assad

Inter-Christian conflicts in Lebanon were sub-conflicts between Christian or secular militias but heavily composed of Christians during the Lebanese Civil War. It involves Phoenicianist Christian forces against pro-Syrian right-wing Christian forces, secular and left-wing Christian forces.

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