US tech giant Microsoft has been forced to terminate the Israeli military’s access to some of its services, which the illegal regime uses for espionage activities and data surveillance against Palestinians in the besieged Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

Several Microsoft staff are arrested at headquarters after a sit-in demanding that the company cut ties with Israel.

Employees and activists rally at Microsoft’s Redmond, Washington, headquarters, demanding an end to contribution of deadly technology to the Israeli regime.

Microsoft was forced to respond to reports of the Israeli military’s use of its Azure Cloud for mass spying on Palestinians by opening an external inquiry into the issue.

Report provides further evidence of Microsoft’s ongoing collaboration with the Israeli regime towards further empowerment of Tel Aviv’s deadly ambitions.

Microsoft has quietly implemented a policy blocking employee emails on its internal Exchange servers that contain the words “Palestine,” “Gaza,” “genocide,” or “apartheid”.

Microsoft has invested heavily in Israeli companies like AnyVision, for facial recognition and targeting of Palestinians, and provided cloud services and technology that aids Israeli military operations.