Reza Valizadeh, a dual-citizen Iranian American journalist imprisoned in Iran, ended his hunger strike after six days on Thursday out of concern for his mother, who went on the hunger strike with him. Valizadeh said family members asked him to end the strike because his mothers physical and mental condition had severely deteriorated, and he had developed motor impairment and a weakened physical condition.
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