Cisco's Role in Israel-Gaza Conflict: Leaked Docs Reveal Military Ties Expansion
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Leaked internal documents have exposed how American tech giant Cisco worked to preserve and expand its business ties with the Israeli military and intelligence agencies during the 2014 Gaza war, despite employee protests and international concerns. The documents reveal repeated system failures in Israeli intelligence operations, which led to multi-hour outages and forced Cisco to dispatch expert teams for repairs. Despite these issues, Cisco sought to maintain and even grow its contracts with Israeli military intelligence, obtaining at least $67 million in the process.
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