Short answer: Charli D'Amelio has no public political stance on Israel. Her one documented connection is a business deal: in February 2022 she and her family took an equity stake in Lightricks, the Jerusalem-based creator-tools company behind Facetune and Videoleap, and joined as strategic advisors and brand ambassadors. She has made no public statement supporting or criticizing Israel since, including no statement tied to October 7, 2023 or the war and ceasefire that followed. As of August 2026, there is no verified Jewish-identity connection either.
What Charli Damelio has actually said and done
- February 23, 2022: D'Amelio, her sister Dixie, and their parents Marc and Heidi took an equity stake in Lightricks, becoming strategic partners and brand ambassadors for the Jerusalem-based creator-tools company. The deal was reported by TechCrunch.
- February 23, 2022: Lightricks' own announcement, distributed via PR Newswire, confirmed the equity stake and ambassador role, framing it as the D'Amelios "furthering the company's commitment to the creator economy."
- February 27, 2022: Israeli tech-news outlet NoCamels reported the same partnership and added that the D'Amelio family would visit and tour Lightricks' Jerusalem headquarters and take part in strategic meetings with the company's developer teams, though no exact visit date was specified.
- No dated statement found: A review of D'Amelio's public record, including her Wikipedia biography, turns up no statement from her addressing the October 7, 2023 attack, the war that followed, or the 2025 ceasefire. She has not weighed in publicly on the conflict in either direction.
- August 5, 2026: D'Amelio remains an active, working public figure. Per Forbes, she ranks #6 on the 2026 Top Creators list. She continues as a Prada ambassador while performing in Broadway's & Juliet.
Context: a business deal, not a political statement
D'Amelio's connection to Israel is commercial, not political. The Lightricks deal put her name next to an Israeli company, but it was never framed by her, her family, or Lightricks as a statement of political support for the country. It reads as a standard creator-economy investment and ambassador arrangement, similar in structure to deals she has done with brands like Prada, Kate Spade, Dunkin', and Morphe. Since the 2022 announcement, there has been no follow-up coverage confirming an actual visit to Jerusalem, and no further public comment tying her to Israel in any capacity.
Separately, TikTok has seen a trend of pro-Palestinian activists organizing comment campaigns beneath posts from large creators, including D'Amelio, Jake Paul, and MrBeast, to inject pro-Palestinian messaging. That is audience activity directed at her, not a statement by her, and it doesn't indicate anything about her personal position. A boycott-advocacy website also lists her based solely on the 2022 Lightricks investment; that page is an activist blacklist rather than a reporting outlet, so it isn't treated here as evidence of anything beyond the underlying business deal already confirmed by mainstream sources above. Claims of Jewish heritage circulate on low-quality "religion of celebrities" sites and TikTok, but none of it traces back to D'Amelio or a verified representative, and no reputable outlet has reported on her religious background, so that question is left open rather than answered either way.
The bottom line
Charli D'Amelio has no on-record political position on Israel. Her one substantive tie is the 2022 Lightricks equity and ambassador deal with the Jerusalem-based creator-tools company. Nothing since then, including through the October 7 war and its 2025-2026 aftermath, shows her taking a public stance for or against Israel, and there is no verified Jewish-identity connection.
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Last updated August 2026. We update these profiles as the record changes.
