Short answer: As of July 2026, Paris Hilton has no clearly defined political stance on Israel and no record of ever visiting the country. Her one direct political statement, in May 2021, briefly expressed sympathy for Palestinian suffering during that year's Gaza conflict and was deleted within hours in favor of a neutral "sending love and light" message. She has made no comparable statement about Israel during or since the October 7, 2023 war. She is not Jewish herself (she was raised Catholic), but she has real, verifiable connections to Jewish and Israeli people and companies: her sister Nicky Hilton married into the Rothschild banking family in 2015, she was mistakenly targeted with antisemitic death threats in 2014, she wore an Israeli designer's gown at her 2021 wedding, and her business ventures have both worked with an Israeli company and pulled advertising from X in late 2023 over antisemitic content on the platform.
What Paris Hilton has actually said and done
- December 3, 2014: Paris Hilton and her father received violent antisemitic threats on social media from a man who wrongly believed the family was Jewish. The family reported it to the LAPD, according to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency and The Jerusalem Post.
- July 2015: Her sister Nicky Hilton married James Rothschild, an heir to the Jewish Rothschild banking family, in a ceremony at Kensington Palace widely reported as taking place on July 10, an interfaith wedding covered by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Times of Israel, and E! Online.
- March 31, 2017: Hilton fronted an April Fools' Day marketing campaign for the Israeli company SodaStream, promoting a fake "NanoDrop" product, per PR Newswire.
- May 16, 2021: During that year's Israel-Gaza fighting, Hilton tweeted a Guardian link calling the situation "heartbreaking" with hashtags including #stopthegenocide, and separately shared a video about a young Palestinian girl, writing "my heart goes out to the little girl." Within hours both posts were deleted and replaced with a generic "sending love and light" message, with no explanation given, a pattern also seen with other celebrities that cycle, as reported by Middle East Eye and TRT World.
- November 11, 2021: At her wedding to Carter Reum, Hilton wore a gown by Israeli designer Galia Lahav for her first dance, alongside Oscar de la Renta pieces for the ceremony, according to Brides Magazine and Tatler.
- November 22, 2023: Hilton's company 11:11 Media pulled its advertising from X (formerly Twitter) amid broader advertiser concern over antisemitic and pro-Nazi content on the platform, one month after announcing a partnership with X. Her kitchenware brand followed on December 5, 2023 for the same stated reason, per Business Insider and Variety.
- Late 2025: The Jerusalem Post reported that Hilton uses and likes the Geneo X aesthetic device made by Israeli company Pollogen (part of Lumenis) at her private Beverly Hills spa, the most recent documented Israel-linked activity found, according to The Jerusalem Post.
Jewish identity and Israeli connections, without a political position
Paris Hilton, born in 1981, is the great-granddaughter of Hilton Hotels founder Conrad Hilton (her grandfather was Barron Hilton, her father is Rick Hilton). She was raised Roman Catholic and has no Jewish ancestry of her own. Still, her personal and professional life has repeatedly intersected with Jewish and Israeli people and brands: a Rothschild brother-in-law since 2015, an Israeli wedding-gown designer in 2021, a SodaStream campaign in 2017, and a late-2025 spa-device feature tied to an Israeli manufacturer. None of that amounts to a political statement, and it should not be read as one. It simply shows that in a life lived largely in fashion, beauty, and entertainment, Israeli companies and Jewish family ties have come up naturally and repeatedly, even as Hilton herself has stayed almost entirely out of the Israel-Palestine conversation. The one time she waded in, briefly, in May 2021, she pulled the statement back within hours and has not returned to the subject since, including through the entirety of the war that began October 7, 2023.
The bottom line
Paris Hilton has never taken a sustained public position for or against Israel. Her only overtly political move, brief 2021 sympathy tweets about Palestinian suffering, was retracted within hours, and she has stayed silent on Israel through the 2023-2025 war. What the record actually shows is a pattern of avoiding Israel-Palestine politics while continuing ordinary business and personal ties to Jewish and Israeli people and brands: a Rothschild brother-in-law, an Israeli wedding-gown designer, an Israeli skincare device, a past SodaStream campaign, and pulling ads from X over antisemitism. That is closer to "no public stance, but not hostile and commercially comfortable with Israeli brands" than to either "pro-Israel" or "anti-Israel."
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Last updated July 2026. We update these profiles as the record changes.
