I don't know any more details than what I've seen in public news sites. My understanding is that they disrupted office operations. That automatically allows th

I don't know any more details than what I've seen in public news sites. My understanding is that they disrupted office operations. That automatically allows their employer to (rightfully) claim that they broke some fundamental rules of the employee handbook, and therefore forms grounds for termination. Hypothetical: If they (say) held up the lunch line in one of the cafes ("people are starving in Gaza, no one here should eat either" or somesuch reasoning) -- would that also incur such censure? I'd wager the answer is "yes". P.S. If they had gathered in (say) a nearby park, Google would have a much weaker basis for taking such action.