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Video from the commencement ceremony on social media showed students walking out of the event, carrying Palestinian flags and banners, and shouting slogans like 'Free Palestine', as Pichai spoke

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Israel's Defence Minister declares the country will remain indefinitely in territories seized from Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza amid ongoing tensions.

Protesters targeted Google's relationship with the Israeli government, particularly the company's USD 1.2 billion cloud-computing agreement signed in 2021, known as Project Nimbus.

HUNDREDS of Stanford graduates walk out as Google CEO Sundar Pichai takes the stage -- chanting 'FREE PALESTINE' pic. twitter.

As Pichai was introduced, the students stood up from their seats, waved Palestinian flags, blew whistles, and chanted slogans in protest.

Hundreds of Stanford graduates protested Google CEO Sundar Pichai's commencement speech over Google's Project Nimbus contract with the Israeli government, raising concerns about the impact on Palestinians. The walkout was organized by Stanford Students for Justice in Palestine and No Tech for Apartheid campaigns.

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A UK court has sentenced four Palestine Action activists over a raid on an Elbit Systems facility, while controversially linking the attack to terrorism during sentencing. The ruling sparked protests outside Woolwich Crown Court, with demonstrators accusing authorities of criminalising pro-Palestine activism. Here's what happened, why the terrorism designation matters, and why the case is making headlines across the UK.

Four members of the pro-Palestinian activist group Palestine Action have been handed lengthy prison sentences for their role in a 2024 raid on an Elbit Systems UK factory near Bristol that caused more than PS1.2 million (over $1.5 million) in damage.