“Princeton Alumni call on university to divest and end complicity in genocide: We stand alongside Princeton University students in demanding divestment, boycott, and an end to the university's silence over the genocide in Gaza.”
“For the #Princeton students risking their safety and their institutional standing in the name of human dignity, In the nation’s service and the service of humanity is more than marketing copy: it’s a commitment to a more human future. That future starts now. We stand alongside students in demanding:
#Financial#Divestment and Disclosure: Princeton University must divest and dissociate its endowment of all direct and indirect holdings in companies that profit from or engage in the State of Israel’s ongoing genocidal military onslaught, occupation, and apartheid policies. The University must commit to full financial transparency on all its investments.
#Military Divestment: Disclose and end Princeton research on weapons of war funded by the Department of Defense. This research includes automated software and artificial intelligence technology used to enable genocide.
Academic and Cultural #Boycott: Refrain from any form of academic or cultural association with Israeli institutions and businesses, in line with the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel. This boycott is of institutions, not individuals. End study abroad programs with Tel Aviv University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Stop sponsoring and facilitating Tiger-Trek Israel, and end Princeton’s relationship with the Tikvah Fund.
Palestinian Affiliations: Cultivate affiliations with Palestinian academic and cultural institutions directly without requiring them to partner with Israeli counterparts as an explicit or implicit condition for such support.
End the Silence: End its silence and release a public statement calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza and condemning Israel’s genocidal campaign against the Palestinian people.
Amnesty: #Amnesty for all students involved in the encampments and the sit-ins
