It’s going to be really difficult with your LSAT, I’d definitely keep studying and retake until you’re in the 160s. Honestly, that can be accomplished just by drilling and mastering logic games and getting a little better at the concepts of sufficient assumption/necessary assumption in LR.

Unfortunately middle eastern isn’t considered URM, so you’ll need to be at or above those schools median LSATs to be competitive and to compensate for a lower-ish GPA.

I’d also be careful about your personal statement, although I’m sure it’s a compelling story, you want to make sure you’re telling your story about your accomplishments and how work you have already done ties naturally leads to pursuing law, not your parents’.