Activists and human rights activists in the American arena called on employees working for Google and Amazon to join their colleagues who refuse to work in these two companies, in light of their continued provision of services to the occupation army and the Israeli apartheid regime.

Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud signed a $1.22 billion contract to provide cloud technology to the Israeli government and military.

Activists believe that by dealing with the Israeli apartheid regime, Google and Amazon will make it easier for the Israeli government to monitor Palestinians and force them to leave their lands.

Activists are preparing to gather a larger crowd of workers in the two companies, as well as advocates for Palestinian rights, to stage a sit-in in front of the annual Amazon Web Services Summit in New York City on the 26th of this month, titled: "#NoTechForApartheid", to deliver a message to the management of the two companies by refusing to allow business as usual as long as Amazon continues to profit from the violence and oppression that Palestinians face daily.

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