Microsoft, Google, Amazon Among 60 Companies Involved in Gaza Genocide

International Desk

Evidence has emerged that the ongoing brutal genocide in Gaza, led by Israel, involves not only state forces but also some of the world’s leading tech corporations.

According to a report by Francesca Albanese, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Palestine, at least 60 technology and weapons manufacturing companies — including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and IBM — have supported the genocide by supplying Israel with surveillance tools, weapons, and equipment.

The report states that these companies are economically linked to Israel’s military aggression and occupation policies. Albanese has called for a trade embargo against these companies and urged that their executives be tried in international courts.

Meanwhile, Israel is reportedly attempting to maintain control in Gaza under the guise of a ceasefire by keeping its forces stationed there — a move rejected by both Hamas and humanitarian organizations. The World Food Programme has warned that without a ceasefire, the risk of death by starvation will rise alarmingly.

Over the past month, more than 600 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces while attempting to receive aid. The United Nations has described these aid distribution centers as “death traps.”