'I realized that just because of your status you’re treated differently, just because you’re from a specific place,' Abulaban told the Union. But they’re actually an occupation, like she said, killing people over there,' Osaid added.Ībulaban told the El Camino College Union newspaper that she is transferring to UCLA in the Fall to study psychology and hopes to go on to study law with a goal of being an lawyer for refugees. 'She said what everyone wants to say but not given a chance to. Showing what’s going on exactly … showing try to be the good ones all the time. It comes from their own,' he added.Ībulaban's brother, Osaid, disagreed, telling the Post that he felt his sister's comments were 'wonderful.' The jihadism in their minds doesn’t come from Jews. 'It’s apparent American universities are increasing the number of semi-literate and illiterate students. There are 22,000 students enrolled at the school.įormer CUNY board Trustee Jeffrey Wiesenfeld told the New York Post that Abulaban's remarks were 'really sick.' In an interview with her school's newspaper, Abulaban said that her grandmother was a Palestinian refugee in the 1950s.Įl Camino Community College received around $150 million in tax money for the 2022-23 school year. The school did not posted any of Abulaban's quotes in which she denounced Israel.
I'm extremely thankful to have gotten to this point,' she said. 'If I was told 7 years ago, as a Palestinian refugee stepping foot for the first time in this country, that one day I'll be standing on this stage - I would not have believed it. On Friday, El Camino posted a photo Abulaban speaking, accompanied by a quote. There are 22,000 students enrolled at the school El Camino Community College received around $150 million in tax money for the 2022-23 school year.
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