Google Employees Protest Cloud Contract with Israel Government

Dozens of Google employees stage sit-ins and protests at Google offices in New York City and Sunny Vale, California, objecting to the company's $1.2 billion cloud computing contract with the Israeli government. The protests are organized by tech workers who oppose the relationship with the Israeli government due to human rights concerns, particularly amidst Israel's actions in Gaza. The No Tech for Apartheid activist group leads the demonstrations demanding the cancellation of Project Nimbus, a cloud computing project involving Google and Amazon serving the Israeli government. The coalition emphasizes that over 93,000 signatures have been collected from the public urging Google and Amazon to terminate their involvement in the project.