Google's connection to Israel's genocide of Palestinians
The American newspaper Washington Post has exposed Google's collaboration with the Zionist regime in the Gaza genocide.
The newspaper writes that in the first weeks of the Israeli attack on Gaza, the American company Google equipped the regime's army with the most advanced artificial intelligence technologies. According to this report, Israel's cooperation with the company began in 2021.
Google provided the Israeli military with access to the database of the Gemini application for processing documents and audio files. The cooperation continued until November 2023, when most of the Gaza Strip was razed to the ground as a result of Israeli attacks.
According to the newspaper, after these crimes, more than 100 Google employees called on the company to reconsider cooperation with the Israeli army, but their demands were ignored.
The facts indicate that the Israeli military continues to use the latest artificial intelligence technologies provided by Google.
Earlier, Google fired several of its employees who protested against Nimbus' $1.2 billion contract to provide cloud and artificial intelligence services to the Israeli regime.
The chief of staff of the Zionist regime's army resigned, admitting Israel's defeat in the Gaza war.
On Tuesday, Israeli media reported that the Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army, Herzi Halevi, sent a letter to Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, asking him to accept his resignation.
Halevi's resignation letter states: "The Israeli army failed in its mission to defend Israel, and Tel Aviv paid a heavy price for it."
Halevi emphasized: "I take responsibility for the army's defeat on October 7, 2023. The army fought for months on seven fronts and achieved achievements that changed the face of the Middle East."
Shortly after General Halevi's resignation, the commander of the southern region of the Zionist regime's army also resigned.
The commander of the southern region of the Zionist regime's army, Yaron Winkelman, informed the chief of staff of the occupation regime's army, Herzi Halevi, of his decision to resign, while Halevi also announced that he would leave his post on March 6.
