Sciences Po University's central Paris buildings will remain shut as a message to staff following protests and a 'peaceful sit-in' by students expressing solidarity with Gaza's victims.
Student demonstrations at Sciences Po mirror tensions within France, with a large Jewish population and Europe's largest Muslim community voicing discontent over the Gaza crisis.
Valerie Pécresse, the right-wing President of the Paris region, suspended funding to Sciences Po, denouncing 'a minority of radicalized individuals advocating anti-Semitic sentiments.'
Students at Sciences Po, including committee member Hicham, plan to continue hunger strikes until the university investigates its ties with Israeli academic institutions.
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