Short answer: As of July 2026, there is no public record of Miley Cyrus supporting Israel. She has never made a documented pro-Israel statement, donation, or appearance, and she has also never taken a public pro-Palestinian stance. She is not Jewish, a planned 2014 Israel concert never happened, and pro-Palestinian activists actually list her among celebrities criticized for staying silent on Gaza. A quote circulating on X in which she supposedly "stands with Israel" against Iran is unverified and traces only to an anonymous partisan account.
What Miley Cyrus has actually said and done
The public record on Miley Cyrus and Israel is short, and none of it amounts to a political position. Here it is in order.
- October 2013: In a Hunger TV interview promoting her album Bangerz, Cyrus disparaged music executives as out of touch, saying decisions should not come from "this 70-year-old Jewish man that doesn't leave his desk all day." The remark drew wide criticism in the Jewish press as trading on a stereotype, as covered by the Times of Israel and Haaretz. It concerned the music industry, not Israel.
- November 2013: The Times of Israel reported that Cyrus's representatives were in early-stage talks with an Israeli production company about a June 2014 concert for 15,000 to 20,000 people. No booking was ever confirmed.
- October 2014: The Bangerz Tour wrapped after playing the Americas, Europe, and Oceania, per the tour's public record on Wikipedia. No Israel date was ever added, and the reported Tel Aviv-area concert never took place.
- October 2015: Cyrus headlined a comedic charity "bar mitzvah" for James Franco at the Hollywood Palladium, an event that raised money for Alzheimer's charity (Hilarity for Charity). She performed in Star of David attire and a "Shalom Y'all" cape as "Miley Cyrustein and the Super Jews," as reported by the Algemeiner. It was a pop-culture nod to Jewish life, unrelated to Israel.
- May 2024: Cyrus was named on "Blockout 2024" lists alongside other stars targeted for staying silent on the Gaza war, as documented on Wikipedia. Pro-Palestinian activists treated her non-engagement as a grievance, which only underscores that she has taken no public pro-Palestinian position.
- 2025: As of 2025, an anti-Israel "accountability" site, Reverse Canary Mission, lists Cyrus as "complicit" based only on indirect associations (brand deals, a collaborator's past IDF-linked gala, a Disney award) and on her silence on Gaza since October 2023. It cites no statement by Cyrus, which confirms she has taken no public stance either way.
She is not Jewish, and her Jewish moments are cultural, not political
Miley Cyrus is not Jewish, and she has no known family or personal ties to Israel. Her only recurring intersections with Jewish life are cultural and comedic rather than political. The 2013 Hunger TV remark offended many Jewish readers because it leaned on an old stereotype, but it was a complaint about record-label executives, not a comment on Israel or Zionism. The 2015 "bar mitzvah" benefit was a costume bit for a charity roast, not an act of solidarity with the Jewish state. Much of the "does Miley Cyrus support Israel" search interest traces back to those two moments, plus the 2013 report that she might perform in Tel Aviv, and, more recently, a viral and fabricated-looking X post that puts a pro-Israel, anti-Iran quote in her mouth. On the actual question of Israel, none of it moves the needle in either direction.
The bottom line
The straightforward answer is that Miley Cyrus has no public position on Israel. She has never endorsed Israel, never donated to Israeli causes, never performed there, and never joined a boycott or a pro-Palestinian letter. She is not Jewish, and her handful of Jewish-culture moments say nothing about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Anyone citing a Miley Cyrus "I stand with Israel" quote about Iran is repeating an unverified social-media post from an anonymous account, not a real statement. On this specific question, the record is genuinely silent.
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Last updated July 2026. We update these profiles as the record changes.
