Google Fires 28 Employees for Protesting Israeli Cloud Contract

The firings follow disruptive sit-ins at Google offices, where employees protested the company's $1.2 billion Project Nimbus contract with Israel.

Google terminated 28 employees after they protested against its cloud computing contract with the Israeli government.
The protests were part of the 'No Tech for Apartheid' campaign, opposing Google's involvement with Israeli military and government services.
Protesters occupied Google offices in New York and California, leading to several arrests.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai emphasized that the workplace is not a venue for political debates or disruptive behavior.
The company asserts that the Project Nimbus contract does not involve sensitive or military-related technologies.