Montana Tucker is an American dancer, singer, and social media activist recognised for her efforts to educate younger people about the Holocaust, Israel and antisemitism.

[2] Tucker uses her platform to address social issues such as body image, anti-bullying, advocating for Israel, speaking out against Antisemitism, and the importance of Holocaust remembrance.

[3][4] Tucker has reported losing masses of online followers due to the shift in her content to actively supporting Israel, but argues the need for education to counter antisemitism and ensure the preservation of Holocaust memory.

[13] In June 2022, Tucker visited Auschwitz with her mother to honor her family's legacy and document her experiences in a TikTok series, How To: Never Forget.

[14] In June 2023, Tucker emceed the 75th Anniversary of Israel reception which was put on by Michael Herzog, the Israeli Ambassador to the United States .

[17] In 2024, Tucker released a video of her performing with survivors of the Nova music festival massacre, together with the Lilach Friedman's Dance Ensemble.

[20][21] Tucker made headlines when she wore a dress at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards adorned with a large yellow ribbon with the words “Bring Them Home” embroidered on it, relating to the Israeli hostages being held in Gaza.