Princeton University Hunger Strike Protest Against Israel's War with Hamas
Students at Princeton University ended a hunger strike protesting Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza due to health concerns after 10 days. The protest group, Princeton Divest Now, called for the university to divest from Israel. Faculty also participated in a 24-hour hunger strike.
Key Points
- Protest group called for divestment from Israel
- Faculty members also participated in the hunger strike
- Similar protests at other U.S. colleges and universities
Pros
- Raising awareness about the conflict in Gaza
- Showing solidarity with the Palestinian people
Cons
- Health concerns for the students participating in the hunger strike
- Mockery and criticism on social media for the brevity of the strike