Google’s shareholders get an ‘Israel request’: We believe this proposal is …

Jewish advocacy groups are urging Google-parent Alphabet shareholders to reject a proposal set for a vote at the company’s annual meeting, which demands an investigation into whether Google’s cloud services, particularly those involved in Israel’s Project Nimbus, contribute to human rights abuses in conflict zones. According to a report in New York Post, the Google’s annual shareholders meeting is scheduled for June 6, 2025, when the proposal will be put to vote.

The proposal targets Alphabet’s contracts with the Israeli government, including Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion cloud initiative with Amazon that serves both civilian agencies and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).