Singer Rihanna became the latest celebrity to share her concern on the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict that has caught international attention. In a long Instagram post, she shared her concern for all the victims of the war from both countries. She used the caption in the picture, "I stand with humanity, this ain't it y'all". 

"My heart is breaking with the violence I'm seeing displayed between Israel and Palestine! I can't bare to see it! Innocent Israeli and Palestinian children are hiding in bomb shelters, over 40 lives lost in Gaza alone, at least 13 of whom were also innocent children! There needs to be some kind of resolve! We are sadly watching innocent people fall victim to notions perpetrated by government and extremists, and this cycle needs to be broken," Rihanna's post said. 

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The post disappointed many of her fans since the singer chose to maintain neutrality in her statement, without being biased. Earlier, in 2014, the singer had shown her support to the country Palestine. She did not make any elaborate post but wrote in her tweet #FreePalestine. Her change in stand seemed to have disappointed many of her fans.

However, what most of the netizens failed to notice, was the major spelling error in her Instagram post, which partially changed the meaning of her sympathetic post. Rihanna, in her Instagram post, used the line, "I can't bare to see it," instead of "I can't bear to see it." 

When one says, 'I can't bare', that usually signifies the act of undressing yourself and in this case, the sentence refers to Rihanna's inability to bare it all. What the singer probably meant, was 'she can't bear to see it', meaning that she is probably emotionally incapable of watching more and more war and death that's going on in Israel and Palestine. 

Earlier, Gal Gadot too had shared her concern on the Israel Palestine conflict. 

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