Anti-Israel activists, including some Google employees, were arrested after occupying Google's offices in New York City and Sunnyvale for nearly 10 hours to protest Google's contracts with the Israeli government, specifically Project Nimbus. The protesters, part of the No Tech for Apartheid movement, demand the cancellation of these contracts, claiming Google's technology supports occupation and genocide in Gaza. Google responded by putting the involved employees on administrative leave and cutting their system access, citing policy violations. The protest is part of a larger campaign against Project Nimbus, which also saw Google and Amazon workers publishing an open letter condemning the project. Despite these protests, Alphabet stockholders voted against assessing the company's role in Project Nimbus.