"Palestinian Students Shot in Vermont: Pain, Uncertain Futures, and a Quiet FBI"

Three Palestinian college students, Tahseen Aliahmad, Hisham Awartani, and Kinnan Abdalhamid, were shot in Vermont, causing fear and concern among college campuses where they were studying. The attack has raised concerns about Islamophobia and antisemitism, exacerbating existing tensions due to recent conflicts in the Middle East. Authorities have charged a man with attempted murder, but the motive remains unclear. The families of the victims are tormented, with one aunt describing the news as "a bullet in the heart." The injured students face a long road to recovery, with one having a bullet lodged near his spine. The incident has sparked vigils and discussions about safety and support for Palestinian students on campus.
- 3 Palestinian students shot in Vermont face pain and uncertain futures The Washington Post
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- The FBI quietly stopped tracking hate crimes against Arabs for years NPR
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