ADL, JLens urge Alphabet shareholders to reject proposal seeking report on data risks from government overreach, citing Project Nimbus

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  • ADL and JLens urged Alphabet shareholders to vote against Proposal 11 at the June 5, 2026 annual meeting.
  • The proposal seeks a report on data risks from “governmental overreach” yet names only Israel’s Project Nimbus cloud contract.
  • Alphabet’s board recommended voting against the proposal; proxy advisers ISS and Glass Lewis also opposed it.
  • Backers of the opposition warned the measure could undermine trust with government and defense customers, risking renewals and revenue.
  • A similar proposal drew about 4.5% support in 2025.


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