"Google Employees Stage Protests Against Company's Contracts with Israel and Project Nimbus"

TL;DR
Google employees staged sit-ins at the company's New York and California offices to protest its contract with the Israeli government and military, known as Project Nimbus, worth $1.2 billion. The employees demanded the termination of the project and accused Google of harassment and censorship of workers critical of the deal. Google responded by ordering the arrest of nine protesting workers and cutting their access to company systems, citing a violation of policies. The protests reflect growing concerns among tech workers about their employers' involvement in controversial government contracts, particularly in the wake of the recent conflict in Gaza.
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