American CEOs are condemning the attacks by Hamas on Israel, confirming their employees are safe and offering to assist with relief efforts.
Chief executive officers are vowing to assist with relief efforts in Israel days after the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas launched a surprise attack on the country, killing more than 1,000 people. Multiple executives have already posted on social media to condemn the Hamas attack and confirm that their employees are safe while also offering critical support where possible.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that Israel "is at war," and reiterated that stance in a Monday address. As a result of the violence, Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian also posted Monday on LinkedIn that the company had to cancel flights to the area through Oct. 31, but that it is working to find safe alternatives for customers who are looking to leave. The major carrier is "also standing ready to assist the U.S. government on repatriation efforts for U.S.
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