Days following the invasion of Israel by the Palestinian terrorist group controlling the Gaza Strip, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg addressed the situation. He voiced his concerns regarding the safety and well-being of citizens residing in the conflict-stricken regions of Israel and Palestine.
“No justification for conducting acts of terrorism against innocent,” says Mark Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg, in his Instagram stories, unequivocally condemned the terrorist attacks perpetrated by Hamas, labelling them as acts of pure evil. He emphasised that there can be no justification for conducting acts of terrorism against innocent individuals. He also expressed deep concern about the widespread suffering caused by these attacks and reiterated his primary concern for the safety and well-being of Facebook’s employees and their families in Israel and the surrounding region.
“The terrorist attacks by Hamas are pure evil. There is never any justification for carrying out acts of terrorism against innocent people,” Zuckerberg wrote on Instagram stories. “The widespread suffering that has resulted is devastating. My focus remains on the safety of our employees and their families in Israel and the region.”
“I have family in Israel,” says Instagram head
Adam Mosseri, Instagram’s head, also expressed deep concern about the ongoing devastating events in Israel and Gaza. He described the latest reports of terrorism and massacres as bone-chilling and acknowledged the heart-wrenching impact on innocent people. Having family in Israel made the violence even more distressing for him and his loved ones. Adam Mosseri extended his heartfelt sympathy to those directly affected by the situation and to anyone who has friends or family members enduring these trying circumstances.
“What’s happening right now in Israel and Gaza is devastating. The latest reports of terrorism and massacres are bone-chilling. Innocent people are dying. I have family in Israel which has made the violence that much more gut-wrenching for us. My heart goes out to the people in the region, and to all of you who have friends and loved ones affected,” wrote Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai informed employees about safety measures working out of the company’s offices in Israel. I’m sure by now you’ve all seen the news of the terrible attacks on civilians in Israel, and the escalated conflict now underway,” Pichai said. Google is contacting over 2,000 employees in Israel, ensuring their security and offering expert advice. The company is also working to provide authoritative information during crises and combat harmful online content.
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, also expressed his concern.” Heartbroken by the horrific terrorist attacks on Israel and the escalating conflict,” he said. Nadella further added that the company’s focus remains on the safety of employees and their families residing in Israel.
“No justification for conducting acts of terrorism against innocent,” says Mark Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg, in his Instagram stories, unequivocally condemned the terrorist attacks perpetrated by Hamas, labelling them as acts of pure evil. He emphasised that there can be no justification for conducting acts of terrorism against innocent individuals. He also expressed deep concern about the widespread suffering caused by these attacks and reiterated his primary concern for the safety and well-being of Facebook’s employees and their families in Israel and the surrounding region.
“The terrorist attacks by Hamas are pure evil. There is never any justification for carrying out acts of terrorism against innocent people,” Zuckerberg wrote on Instagram stories. “The widespread suffering that has resulted is devastating. My focus remains on the safety of our employees and their families in Israel and the region.”
“I have family in Israel,” says Instagram head
Adam Mosseri, Instagram’s head, also expressed deep concern about the ongoing devastating events in Israel and Gaza. He described the latest reports of terrorism and massacres as bone-chilling and acknowledged the heart-wrenching impact on innocent people. Having family in Israel made the violence even more distressing for him and his loved ones. Adam Mosseri extended his heartfelt sympathy to those directly affected by the situation and to anyone who has friends or family members enduring these trying circumstances.
“What’s happening right now in Israel and Gaza is devastating. The latest reports of terrorism and massacres are bone-chilling. Innocent people are dying. I have family in Israel which has made the violence that much more gut-wrenching for us. My heart goes out to the people in the region, and to all of you who have friends and loved ones affected,” wrote Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai informed employees about safety measures working out of the company’s offices in Israel. I’m sure by now you’ve all seen the news of the terrible attacks on civilians in Israel, and the escalated conflict now underway,” Pichai said. Google is contacting over 2,000 employees in Israel, ensuring their security and offering expert advice. The company is also working to provide authoritative information during crises and combat harmful online content.
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, also expressed his concern.” Heartbroken by the horrific terrorist attacks on Israel and the escalating conflict,” he said. Nadella further added that the company’s focus remains on the safety of employees and their families residing in Israel.
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