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Microsoft fired four employees involved in protests against the company's contracts with the Israeli military and government. The protests, organized by the No Azure for Apartheid group, included demonstrations at Microsoft headquarters, disruptions of executive presentations, and an occupation of a plaza. One employee sent an internal email criticizing Microsoft's treatment of Palestinian workers. Microsoft stated the protesters' actions were unacceptable, while protesters continue to advocate against Microsoft's involvement with Israel.

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