How Microsoft fuels Gaza genocide and silences employees who speak out
At Microsoft’s 50th anniversary, employee Ibtihal Aboussad condemned the company for aiding Israel’s genocide in Gaza, citing its $133M tech deal with the Israeli military.
She and others, including Vaniya Agrawal, were fired or forced to resign for peaceful protests.
Critics slammed Microsoft for silencing opposition and enabling war crimes through its AI and surveillance tools.
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