Alex Karp, the CEO of software technology firm Palantir, who is pro-Israel, blasted anti-Israel protesters on Wednesday for their riotous displays, saying they should be sent to N

Amid the ongoing demonstrations in campuses across the United States, Andrew Dudum, the CEO of a hair loss company, followed in the footsteps of Shiraz University in Iran, which has offered free tuition to US students expelled for participating in anti-Israel protests.

As the pro-Palestine protest spreads across the campuses in the United States, Andrew Dudum, CEO of HIMS sparks controversy by offering jobs to those raising anti-Israel slogans. "Moral courage > College degree,” Dudum wrote on X.

Andrew Dudum, the CEO of Hims, a telehealth and online pharmacy renowned for its advertising campaigns in the New York City subway, has extended an invitation to these protesters to consider applying for current job openings within his company.

The stock price of Hims & Hers Health, Inc. plummeted 8% after the company’s CEO said he and other executives were “eager” to hire anti-Israel student protesters who’ve faced disciplinary actions from their universities.

The CEO of male hair loss company HIMS has sparked furious backlash and threats of a boycott after he offered jobs to university students protesting in support of Palestine . Andrew Dudum, who identifies as Palestinian-American,

Andrew Dudum, recently took to social media to encourage anti-Israel protesters on college campuses to persist in their efforts. He said that companies like his will be "eager" to hire them, drawing a contrast to other executives who have suggested that involvement in such protests could hinder employability.

Andrew Dudum, CEO of men’s telehealth service Hims, took a bold stance Wednesday in support of students facing discipline from their universities for protesting in favor of Palestine. Anti-Israel demonstrations at universities across the country have heated up as academic years draw to a close.