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Palestine Action Hunger Strikers End 73-Day Protest After Key Demand Met

Three prisoners ended a 73-day hunger strike after the UK government denied Elbit Systems a £2 billion contract to train 60,000 troops annually, campaigners said.

  • Two Palestine Action protesters, Heba Muraisi and Kamran Ahmed, ended their 73-day hunger strike while being detained on remand.
  • The protesters demanded that the UK government lift the ban on Palestine Action, close an Israeli-owned defence firm, and address prison condition complaints.
  • The campaign group claimed that the hunger strike was successful, as Elbit Systems UK failed to win a £2 billion government contract.
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One News Page broke the news in on Wednesday, January 14, 2026.
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