Microsoft shoots the protesters of the employee who called “Amnesty International, the” war beneficiary “

Microsoft launched one of the employees who hindered the fiftieth photography company event. In an email you saw freedomMicrosoft Ibtihal AbousSad told their work because of “misconduct”.

Abu Bosad was one of the demonstrators The fiftieth anniversary of Microsoft occurred in Microsoft Friday, by summoning the CEO of Microsoft Ai, Mustafa Soleyman, who is a “beneficiary of the war” and Microsoft demands to stop using artificial intelligence in the genocide in our region. The co -founder of Microsoft Bill GatesFormer CEO Steve Palmer, CEO of Microsoft Satya Nadella later at this event. Both Microsoft staff also sent separate email messages to thousands of co -workers, and called Microsoft to reduce their contracts with the Israeli government.

“Earlier in the day, I boycotted a letter by Microsoft Ai Mustafa Soleyman during the fiftieth anniversary of the company in RedMond, Seattle, by screaming and tarnishing the finger on the executive director in front of a direct audience of thousands of attendees, repairing ABOUSIH, and e -mail.” While the CEO remained calm and tried to cancel the matter, Your behavior was so aggressive that you had to get out of the room by security. “

AbousSad was launched today by Microsoft Canada, and Agrawal, who resigned as part of its protest, was immediately rejected after notifying it for two weeks, according to an email message I saw by freedom. Both demonstrators are associated with the absence of Azure to separate the apartheid, a group of Microsoft employees that gather against the company’s contracts with Israel.

“The company has concluded that your bad behavior has been designed to gain a bad reputation and cause maximum disruption to this very expected event,” says email to AbousSad. “It is also interesting that you did not apologize to the company, and in fact no regret has appeared to the effect of your actions and will be it.”

We have contacted Microsoft to comment on separation operations, but the company did not respond in time to post.