Daniel Amram

Daniel Amram (; born August 13, 1997) is an Israeli journalist and social activist.

Biography Amram was born into an Orthodox-Lithuanian family and grew up in Bnei Brak. He is the fifth of nine children and studied at the Orhot Torah yeshiva.

As a teenager, he began questioning his religion. After posting a video of himself burning tefillin and accusing rabbis of "forc[ing] religion on people in Israel", he was arrested in 2018.

Amram's content is posted to his website as well as social media networks like Telegram, TikTok, Twitter and YouTube. Amram has also stated that he does not identify as a journalist. and an activist. The Jerusalem Post has described him as "a Twitter user who exposes the identities of those who commit crimes on video". He has also been accused of spreading misinformation, violating gag orders, and violating people's privacy. The Israeli police have issued several arrest warrants against him, including in April 2026, for unknown reasons.

As of January 2024, Amram has a Telegram channel with 365 thousand subscribers, an X (formerly Twitter) channel with 55 thousand followers, two YouTube channels with about 100 thousand followers combined, and an Instagram account with 112 thousand followers. Amram also operates a TikTok channel with about 300 thousand followers.