🔥Pro-Palestine protesters at Google offices were fired, prompting controversy
💼Legal experts argue that Google is within its rights to terminate employees
🗣️Protesters accuse Google of funding Israel's war through contracts
⚖️First Amendment rights do not hold weight at a private company
👥Protesters vow to double down on their demands and continue fighting
Why were the pro-Palestine protesters fired?
—The protesters were fired for their participation in the protest and violating multiple company policies.
Is Google funding Israel's war?
—Protesters claim that Google's contracts with the Israeli military indirectly support the war.
Did the protesters know they could be fired?
—Legal experts argue that the protesters were aware that termination was a possibility.
Can Google fire employees for any reason?
—In California, where the protests took place, employees can be fired for any reason, as long as it is not illegal.
What are the protesters' next steps?
—The protesters plan to continue their demands and put pressure on Google to address their concerns.
00:04Pro-Palestine protesters at Google offices were fired, sparking controversy and backlash.
00:26Legal experts argue that Google has the right to terminate employees.
00:43Protesters accuse Google of funding Israel's war through contracts.
02:15First Amendment rights do not hold weight at a private company.
02:56Protesters vow to double down on their demands and continue fighting.
