Google Employee Fired for Protesting Israeli Military Contract

The dismissal follows a public protest against Project Nimbus, a controversial $1.2 billion cloud services contract with the Israeli government.

Google has fired an employee who protested the company's involvement with the Israeli military during a tech conference in New York, specifically opposing Project Nimbus.
The employee disrupted a presentation by Google Israel's managing director, declaring opposition to technology that supports genocide or surveillance.
Project Nimbus is a $1.2 billion contract between Google, Amazon, and the Israeli government for cloud services, which critics argue endangers Palestinian community members.
The incident has sparked internal dissent among Google employees, with over 600 signing a letter urging Google to withdraw from the Mind the Tech conference promoting Israeli tech.
No Tech For Apartheid, an organization opposing Project Nimbus, criticized Google for attempting to silence workers and accused the company of aiding in genocide through the contract.