AMMAN – On Monday, Hisham Awartani, a Palestinian student in
Vermont, was discharged from the hospital on the same day the shooting suspect
pleaded guilty. Awartani's mother, expressing concern that her son might never
walk again due to a gunshot received for wearing a 'kuffiyeh' with friends,
highlights the uncertainty surrounding his spinal injury and fears for his
future mobility, as reported by Al-Ghad.
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Despite her hope, Price conveys anguish over her son lying
motionless in bed, acknowledging the emotional toll of potential paralysis. Her
concept of justice involves holding the shooter accountable and preventing such
crimes from recurring.
Simultaneously, Tamara Tamimi, mother of Kanan Abdalhamid, a
pre-med student in Connecticut, awaits her son's imminent hospital discharge.
Abdalhamid, an emergency medical technician, escaped the shooting, sought help,
and believed his friends had perished. Tamimi criticizes the dehumanization of
Palestinians in the U.S., attributing their plight to decades of inhumane
policies, including those of President Joe Biden.
As for the third student, Tahseen Ahmed from Trinity College
in Connecticut, he remains stable in the hospital.
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