Students boycott Stanford graduation over Google-Israel deals
Dozens of students and graduates withdrew from the graduation ceremony at Stanford University in protest against Google's contracts with the Israeli occupation, especially the technical collaboration related to the occupation's army, which is considered support for genocide in Gaza. This occurred during the speech of Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, when protesters raised Palestinian flags and banners condemning the contracts. The protesters expressed their rejection of using technology to support the occupation's military operations, affirming that it clearly shows bias in favor of the Israeli army and exacerbates the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza. They also condemned the company's cooperation with American security agencies, emphasizing the need to stop any technical or military support that perpetuates the war on Gaza.
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