Revealed: Microsoft signed $125m contract with Israel during first year of Gaza war

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Microsoft signed a contract worth over $125 million with the Israeli government in 2024, the first year of the Gaza war, according to documents published on the Israeli Ministry of Finance's website. The details of the procurement agreement were obscured within the government's annual budget-execution report and only surfaced following analysis by Middle East Eye.

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Microsoft signed a contract worth more than $100m with the Israeli government in 2024, according to documents published on the Israeli Ministry of Finance’s Hebrew-language website, Middle East Eye can reveal. The multimillion-dollar deal appears in Israel's annual budget-execution report for 2024, which was published by the finance ministry's accountant general in March 2025.

Revealed: Microsoft signed $125m contract with Israel during first year of Gaza war

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