Princeton Hunger Strike Ends Without University Concessions

Protesters sought divestment from Israel and faced health challenges, but new strikers continue the effort.

Original 10-day hunger strike ended due to health concerns and lack of university response.
Protesters demanded divestment from companies involved in the Israeli occupation and amnesty for arrested students.
New participants have joined the protest in a rotational hunger strike format.
Protesters criticized for perceived leniency and lack of genuine commitment.
The hunger strike aimed to highlight food insecurity in Gaza.