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| Google employees are calling for the company to support the Palestinians |
A group of Jewish Google employees called on the company to intensify its support for the Palestinians in the bloody Israeli bombing operation in Gaza, which killed more than 200 people, including dozens of children.
In internal messages, Google employees asked CEO Sundar Pichai (Sundar Pichai) to issue a statement condemning the attack, including a direct admission of the Israeli army's destruction and gang violence against Palestinians.
The request came from a new employee resource group called the "Jewish Diaspora in Technology," which was formed last year in response to the prominent sentiments at Jewglers, the official employee resource group. Google Jews.
Although Jews seek to politicize and support the pro-Israel debate, this is not a safe place to express anti-Zionist beliefs.
This split led to the formation of a tech-savvy diaspora - a group of anti-ethnic Jews within Google.
The group's product marketing manager said, “Since we are not permitted to express our opinions on the employee resource group, we need to design our own space.”
Members of the new organization are now calling for Google to support freedom of expression internally, especially when it comes to anti-Zionist views.
I wrote in "Frequently Asked Questions": Google is the largest search engine in the world. All freedom of expression is suppressed within the company, and it is a danger not only for company employees but for all people in the world.
They also want Google to end all trade agreements that support Israel's violation of Palestinian human rights, such as the IDF.
Speakers said: After the Jews failed to make a statement condemning the violence against the Palestinians, they were asked to write letters.
The message was: We Jews do not agree with those who want to support pro-Israel and Zionist actions. We are against anarchy between Israel and the Jewish people. We affirm that anti-Zionism is not anti-Semitic.
She added: We call for a response to requests from Palestinian Google employees to provide assistance to Palestinians affected by military violence, to make company-wide statements, to recognize Palestinian violence, to protect freedom of expression, and to Google's commitment to assert human rights.