Nearly two dozen anti-Israel protesters were arrested at Microsoft's Redmond headquarters after staging a second day of encampment, which included displays honoring members of militant groups. The activists, organized by a group of Microsoft employees, demanded the company cut ties with Israel and pay reparations to Palestinians. Police intervened after protesters vandalized property and blocked access, leading to multiple arrests for trespassing and other charges. Microsoft has previously disciplined employees for similar disruptions, but has not confirmed if further action will be taken following these latest protests. The company maintains that its technologies have not been used to harm people in Gaza and has pledged to uphold its human rights standards while addressing unlawful actions.