Omrane EL ZEIN

« Je sais pas si l'espoir fait vivre, mais moi il m'empêche de mourir » #Rossonero 🔴⚫️ #TeamOM 🇮🇹🇸🇳

[Omrane EL ZEIN @omranelzein]

I CAMPIONI D’ITALIA SIAMO NOIIIII!!!
FORZA MILAN PER SEMPRE 🔴⚫️🔴⚫️

[قوست @Mohwre]

لهزيمة الريال تحتاج ان تكون كبير المدينه اولاً
لاذلالهم بالبرنابيو تحتاج ان تكون كبير ايطاليا 🇮🇹

لا ان تكون حصالة للنقاط مثلك مثل كلوب بروج و ريد ستار وتخشى مواجهتهم .

تجمعنا جغرافيا وحده لكن يفصل بيننا تاريخ ياصغير

ميلانو حمراء للابد❤️🖤.

[Kush @footballkush]

The Exit Hurts. The Memories Don’t.

Thank you Rafa Leão! 🏄‍♂️

[TK @TeaKupps]

This was Totti who was basically the King of Rome refusing the armband from Keita

[Gonzalo Carol @gonzalocarol29]

No te salva el interista (basura) te salva el milanista. La historia de siempre en Italia.

[Antonio Vitiello @AntoVitiello]

#Tonali e la rete in Italia-Irlanda del Nord: "È il gol più importante della mia carriera finora, insieme a quello segnato contro la Lazio quando ero al #Milan" (sky)

[courtneybonneauimages @cbonneauimages]

Report from Tyre, Lebanon.

[Amal Saad @amalsaad_lb]

The logic behind Hizbullah's decision to join the war:
1) First, the context: From November 2024 to March 1, 2026, Lebanon lived through what I would call “cease-fire warfare” — a new US-backed model of managed war or as Israel called it, a “dynamic truce”, which it used as cover for continued aerial strikes, assassinations, occupation of five strategic points, over 15,000 violations, 400+ killed, kidnappings, and blocked reconstruction. In short, Israel used the cease-fire to achieve what it failed to do during the actual 2 month war. The goal was not just to weaken Hizbullah militarily, but to erase the conditions that produce resistance, while a weak and servile Lebanese government that neither recognised nor defended South Lebanon looked on and tried to delegitimize and constrain Hizbullah’s resistance activity.
2) It is worth establishing from the outset that Hizbullah's decision to participate in the war was not primarily about supporting Iran strategically nor even about ideological solidarity after Khamenei’s assassination. Iran has been conducting a substantial military campaign of its own which has exceeded the expectations of its foes and friends alike, and which neither required nor was waiting on Hizbullah's participation to prosecute it. Hizbullah’s calculations were purely internal: to secure a more durable and robust ceasefire and beyond that, on emerging from any regional settlement with stronger domestic standing, having watched Saudi and other Arab leverage over Lebanese politics diminish as those actors absorb the costs of backing this military campaign against Iran.
3) Those who characterise this decision as a gamble, fundamentally misread the situation, for a gamble presupposes something of value left to lose. There was little, if anything, worth preserving after 15 months of ceasefire warfare that became an existential threat for Hizbullah and its Shia constituency, as well as for Lebanon as a whole, given Israel’s expansionist colonial ambitions. There was every indication the aggression would only deepen, with full-scale assault on Lebanon as its logical culmination. The choice confronting Hizbullah was therefore never between war and peace, but between slow annihilation within an Epstein-genocidal world order and dignified resistance with the possibility of victory.
4) Notably, in its statement yesterday, Hizbullah did not trouble itself to justify its decision domestically by invoking the considerable evidence available to it (as reported by Israeli media, Israeli cabinet discussions yesterday about expanding the war to Lebanon, 100,000 troops massed on the border, explicit invasion threats, etc.) This is likely because it has ceased to regard the current Lebanese government as a legitimate interlocutor. What it sees instead is a collaborationist , Vichy style authority it does not recognise and whose survival it does not expect, and which has in any case placed itself in violation of international law by criminalising the right of resistance to occupation.
5) The cabinet's ban today on Hizbullah's military activities will not be enforced for the simple reason that the army lacks both the will and the institutional coherence to enforce it. The army chief, Rudolf Haykal declined to act on an equivalent decision in August (tellingly, Haykal and PM Salam were reported today to have quarrelled openly over precisely this question) and there is no credible basis for expecting otherwise during active wartime, not least because any serious attempt to confront Hizbullah would risk fragmenting the army along the very fault lines such a confrontation would expose.
6) In light of the above, it becomes easier to understand Hizbullah's 15 months of restraint which should be read as a deliberate strategic patience serving several simultaneous purposes: allowing its community a period of respite and itself an opportunity to reconsolidate after a bruising war, while extending to the Lebanese state a nominal chance to resolve the occupation through diplomatic channels , not out of any genuine faith in that possibility, but in order to be seen to have exhausted it before returning to armed resistance. Hizbullah must have understood with reasonable certainty that a second and far more consequential round of war involving Iran was an inevitability, and that when it came, Iran would engage fully and without restraint, which would optimize the likelihood of, if not outright victory, denying the US and Israel one.

[Lili des Ballons ⚽️🤍💙 @LILIDESBALLONS]

Voilà, vous avez eu ce que vous vouliez. Maintenant faudra assumer. Et qu’on ne me parle plus jamais de continuité à l’OM. Jamais.

Aujourd’hui on fait sauter un coach qui a le plus gros pourcentage de victoires, la meilleure attaque du championnat, et qui est encore dans les clous de l’objectif : le podium. Ça aussi il faudra l’assumer.

Le départ de De Zerbi, c’est pas juste un coach qui saute. C’est un projet qu’on balance, des gens sérieux qu’on crame, et le peu de structure qu’on avait enfin réussi à mettre en place qu’on détruit nous-mêmes.

On avait enfin des gens pros à tous les étages. Du cadre. Des règles. Du niveau dans le recrutement. Si même avec ça ça explose, faut arrêter de se mentir : dans la durée ça ne marchera jamais.

Vous aimez plus le chaos que le club. Le scandale plus que le travail. Le bruit plus que les fondations.

Ne venez pas chercher un responsable demain. Ne faites pas semblant d’être surpris dans six mois. Ceux qui ont poussé pour ça devront regarder la suite en face.

Vous avez voulu cramer le chantier. Maintenant vivez dans les ruines.

#teamOM

[Kara @UTDKarra]

Juventus vs AC Milan 05 season makes you wonder if today’s players would survive that kind of game.

It felt like there was no referee just pure street football between them. And now I’m hearing people say Haaland, Mbappé, and Yamal would survive that?

[AC Milan - FR @AC_MilanFR]

La vidéo est DINGUE ❤️🖤

[Omrane EL ZEIN @omranelzein]

Du Max Allegri pur et dur!

[Guillaume Pacini @Guillaumemp]

Après une longue révision du Var pour finalement annuler un penalty à Milan, l’arbitre exclut Max Allegri qui est hors de lui et ironise avec le quatrième arbitre “bravo bravo”

#MilanBologna

[Omrane EL ZEIN @omranelzein]

@Mims_elzein @_BeFootball @AlfredoPedulla @MCriscitiello Superbe joueur!

[ᏚᏫᏢᎡᎽᎪN 🇨🇵 @Sopryan]

LETTRE OUVERTE À @OM_Officiel
Pablo Longoria
Roberto De zerbi
Medhi Benatia

@karimattab1 @LaMinuteOM_ @lephoceen @OMLaProvence

[Thomas Portes @Portes_Thomas]

On mettra la note sur le pactole que vous avez volé au Parlement européen.

[Milan Posts @MilanPosts]

📸 Curva Sud Milano on Instagram: FOR ALL MILANISTS WHO CARE ABOUT THE FUTURE OF OUR MILAN: RITROVO ORE 17.00 SATURDAY AFTERNOON BEFORE MILAN-MONZA IN THE SQUARE OF CASA MILAN SERVE THE MAXIMUM PARTICIPATION ON THE PART OF ALL THE ROSSONERI PEOPLE

[Omrane EL ZEIN @omranelzein]

@6hri9tian @Aymsrossonero09

[Omrane EL ZEIN @omranelzein]

La dimension humaine n’entre plus dans la ligne de conduite de nos dirigeants. Triste et difficile de finir comme ça avec un enfant du club…Grazie di tutto Davide⚫️🔴

[Italian Football TV @IFTVofficial]

🥹 Calabria in tears as he leaves Milan after spending 18 years at the club:

“I’m going to miss it all. It’s not easy. It’s like splitting up with your wife.”

🎥 @AntoVitiello

[Italian Football TV @IFTVofficial]

🥹 Calabria in tears as he leaves Milan after spending 18 years at the club:

“I’m going to miss it all. It’s not easy. It’s like splitting up with your wife.”

🎥 @AntoVitiello

[Omrane EL ZEIN @omranelzein]

@TatticaPassata @Aymsrossonero09