Tell Microsoft To Stop Partnering With Israel's Genocide

UPDATE: May 16, 2025

Microsoft is no longer ignoring us.

After relentless pressure from Microsoft workers, three news exposés, and nearly 300,000 letters from activists like you, the company has finally responded with a statement on its tech use by Israel during the genocidal war on Gaza.¹

Israel’s AI program — which required external tech support, including support from Microsoft — “has been a behind-the-scenes force accelerating the death toll in Gaza, which has claimed [over] 45,000 lives.”²

Let’s be clear: Microsoft doesn’t take any responsibility for enabling a genocide. But we’ve forced them to stop remaining silent, to admit that they’re concerned, and that they do provide technology to Israel’s military.

Now is the time for us to ramp up the pressure. Tell Microsoft: No tech for genocide.

Microsoft claims that after conducting its internal investigation, with “external fact-finding,” they’ve found “no evidence to date that Microsoft’s Azure and AI technologies have been used to target or harm people in the conflict in Gaza.”

We do not accept that claim, and neither do the workers who issued a statement in response to the company’s PR.³

Leaked documents published on Jan. 23, 2025, expose a well-established partnership between Israel’s military operations and Microsoft. Israel’s military used Microsoft’s cloud platform (Azure, a “suite of communications and messaging systems”), millions of dollars of engineering support, and more during Israel’s attacks in Gaza.⁴

Palestinian men, women, and children are being massacred and starved. Over 51,000 Palestinians are confirmed dead. More than 17,000 were children.⁵

Microsoft is a partner in genocide, and we will continue to hold them accountable until they stop enabling genocide.

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Sources:

  1. “Microsoft Statement on the Issues Relating to Technology Services in Israel and Gaza,” (accessed May 16, 2025).

  2. “Revealed: Microsoft deepened ties with Israeli military to provide tech support during Gaza war,” The Guardian, Jan. 23, 2025.

  3. “Microsoft admits complicity in genocide in a failed attempt to deny their involvement — No Azure for Apartheid campaign statement,” Medium, May 16, 2025.

  4. “The Israeli Military Is One of Microsoft's Top AI Customers, Leaked Documents Reveal,” Drop Site, Jan. 23, 2025.

  5. “Israel-Gaza war death toll: Live tracker,” Al Jazeera, March 18, 2025.