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Cristiano Ronaldo's Wife Sparks Controversy with Hebrew Caption on TikTok Post

By יצחק אבוחצירא
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Georgina Rodriguez, the wife of football star Cristiano Ronaldo, stirred a social media uproar after posting a TikTok video from her vacation with a caption in Hebrew reading "בריאות" (meaning "health" or "cheers") accompanied by a heart emoji. The unexpected use of Hebrew surprised many Israeli viewers and international followers alike, prompting comments such as "Is this really in Hebrew?" and questions about Ronaldo's possible presence in Israel.

The post quickly gained traction, amassing over 5.5 million views and hundreds of thousands of likes, comments, and shares. However, it also attracted criticism, particularly from pro-Palestinian users who suggested she should have written "Palestine" instead. Facing the backlash, Rodriguez eventually removed the Hebrew caption but left the heart emoji intact.

This incident follows a previous controversy involving Rodriguez, who faced criticism for sharing a story featuring a child from the Gaza Strip, which was perceived as a political statement. After public outcry, she replaced that story with an image of an Israeli and a Gazan child together, calling for peace.

The recent Hebrew caption episode highlights the sensitivity surrounding public figures engaging with symbols or languages tied to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, drawing intense reactions from diverse online communities.

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