Ronaldo's partner sparks online storm with Hebrew post
Portuguese soccer star Christiano Ronaldo’s partner, Georgina Rodríguez, sparked an online backlash after posting a Hebrew word in a vacation video, Ynet reported on Saturday.
Rodríguez, an Argentine and Spanish social media personality, model, and entrepreneur, shared footage from the family’s trip to Mallorca with the caption “בריאה” (“healthy”), prompting thousands of comments questioning her use of Hebrew and igniting political arguments. Some users responded with pro-Palestinian messages and speculation about a possible connection to Israel.
Israeli activist Hen Mazzig weighed in on X, writing that Rodríguez “posted a vacation video with one word in Hebrew ‘בריאה’ meaning healthy and creation,” adding that comments quickly filled with reactions such as “Why Hebrew???” and “Free Palestine.”
“They’re not angry at Israel. They’re angry that Hebrew exists. The Jewish language,” Mazzig wrote.
Georgina Rodriguez posted a vacation video with one word in Hebrew “בריאה” meaning healthy and creation.The comments flooded with “Why Hebrew???” “Free Palestine” and “from the river to the sea.”A single Hebrew word.They’re not angry at Israel. They’re angry that Hebrew… pic.twitter.com/ZplvmyG2q5
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Georgina Rodríguez, partner of soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, generated significant online discussion after using the Hebrew word "בריאה" ("healthy") in a vacation video from Mallorca. The post, shared by the Argentine and Spanish social media personality, model, and entrepreneur, led to thousands of comments, including questions about her use of Hebrew and pro-Palestinian messages. Israeli activist Hen Mazzig commented on the situation, stating that users were not angry at Israel but rather at the existence of the Hebrew language itself, calling it "The Jewish language."
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