henri

Through #Maalto, I am bringing the lost Maronite nation back to Mount Lebanon.

[henri @Henrizakaria]

No one is more deeply connected to Mount Lebanon than Maronite monks chanting in Syriac Aramaic.

[Michael Wingert 𒀯 🏴‍☠️ @MikeWingert]

The #Syriac (#Aramaic) word of the day is ܓܠܐ (glā), "to reveal." Pronounced "glo." Cognate with Hebrew גָּלָה (gālāh) and Arabic جَلَا (jalā). The book of Revelation is called "Galyono." #Assyrian #Aramaic #Languages #WOTD

[henri @Henrizakaria]

Best of luck to 🇫🇷 against 🇲🇦. I expect a close match, with France winning 2-1, probably after extra time.

And hey, don’t place your bets based on my prediction. 🤪

[Avi Avidan @avavidan]

How many drops of Islam appeasement are enough to poison a continent?

[henri @Henrizakaria]

@Sama51733916 🤮

[henri @Henrizakaria]

An accusation often reveals more about the accuser than the accused.
Look at his face. 😌

[ZOÉ @ZOfmzyg]

لا تقسيم ولا تهويد
تعريب وتتريك مسموح بس
العبيد بس بفكرو هيك

[henri @Henrizakaria]

People who insist on correcting others by saying it’s football, not soccer, have no clue how language works.

A word is correct because a community agrees to use it. If over 300 million Americans call it soccer, then in American English, it’s soccer. That’s how language works.

[Perpetual Refugee @prpetualrefugee]

@henrizakaria Football. Not soccer.

[henri @Henrizakaria]

Tomorrow, France will beat Morocco.

[Federalists فدراليون @federal10452]

لكل مسيحي لبناني وقف مع مصر بالمونديال… تفضَلوا! وعلى فكرة، واصلين بلبنان لنفس الحالة بعدّة مجالات مش بس رياضية… فكروا صح وبلا تمسيح جوخ!

#مصر_الأرجنتين #كاس_العالم_٢٠٢٦ #لبنان #الفدرالية_أقلّه

[henri @Henrizakaria]

Egypt doesn’t allow native Copts to play football for clubs or the national team. They treat them like second-class citizens.

[joy @Maronitespirit]

كان الأخ اسطفان ابن بلدة لحفد ما يترك المنشار يخاف تبرد مسكتو وغادر الحياة بكير عن عمر ٤٩ سنة معو بتشوف الحياة والموت بنفس الوقت .
الله يراني

[henri @Henrizakaria]

@ziaddddddddd صلاح ضربت اجر هيدك مش العكس، واول احتكاك كان عالطابة.

[henri @Henrizakaria]

@ziaddddddddd هيدا مش فاول اجره عالطابة وبعد ما فلتت الطابة من اجره، اجر صلاح نعكتو قبل، رجع برم وحط اجره عالطابة من جديد. ما تعمل متلهن.

[henri @Henrizakaria]

@ZOfmzyg هيدا عدا انو كان يكره الموارنة

[henri @Henrizakaria]

اير فيك وفيه.

[Michel Eléftériadès @elefteriades]

إنَّ الحياةَ كلُّها وقفةُ عزٍّ فقط

[henri @Henrizakaria]

@ZOfmzyg اوهام.
الّي ما بيعمل شي بحياته، بزيّنها بالشعر، هيك سعادة.

[henri @Henrizakaria]

@ZOfmzyg @RicardoRKaram بحيث بعقيدتهن الفراعنة كمان كفار 🤣

[henri @Henrizakaria]

@AbouElLeil10452 You were not forced to speak their language. You are forced to learn their language at school, the language that no one actually speaks.

[henri @Henrizakaria]

In 2002, Spain played against the host nation, South Korea, in the World Cup.

Spain had one of the greatest teams in the tournament and dominated the match. However, if you watch the game, you’ll see that almost every major call went against the Spaniards. Goals were disallowed, penalties were not given, and the score remained 0-0, leading to extra time and eventually penalties, where South Korea upset one of the World Cup favorites.

Spain barely complained. They didn’t make excuses or blame others. They accepted the loss because that’s soccer, and if you’re a great soccer nation, you understand that sometimes you lose unfairly.

Spain went home, worked hard, came back eight years later, and won the World Cup.

The moral of the story is simple: learn how to lose before you learn how to win. That’s something the Egyptian national team didn’t show yesterday.

They lost the game. If they don’t brush it off and move forward, they’ll never become champions. They may never even make it back to another World Cup.

[henri @Henrizakaria]

Protect this man, keep him safe, and give him a raise.