What peoples would be considered the modern day of Phoenicians?

The modern descendants of the ancient Phoenicians are primarily found in Lebanon, where the majority of their historical cities, such as Tyre and Sidon, are located. Additionally, communities in parts of Syria, Israel, and Cyprus may also trace their ancestry back to the Phoenicians. These populations often identify culturally and linguistically with their historical roots, although the ancient Phoenician civilization itself has largely transformed over the centuries.