“I often wake up hoping my dreams have come true, only to remember I live in Gaza, where achieving anything feels impossible amidst the constant threat of death and despair,” shared Yousef Almassri,
A Yousef Almassri is recent graduate in (Information Technology) IT. For many in Gaza, it’s like living in a graveyard, where dreams are crushed by Israeli aggression.
In this place, finding work is nearly impossible, leading to a life where burying oneself alive feels like the only option. There’s no peace, no employment, and no dreams to hold onto.”
Chaotic life
“In the midst of the tumultuous existence I’ve endured since birth,” lamented Yousef, encapsulating the essence of his life in Gaza.“
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Recently, I obtained my degree in Information Technology,” he continued, his passion for technology evident in his words. “I’m enamored with the world of apps and thrive on interacting with diverse clients globally. This career path resonates deeply with me, especially in a city where remote work offers the most promising opportunity.”
“In this city, even the sanctuary of freelancing and remote work has been tainted with despair, unlike anywhere else in the world,” lamented Yousef, highlighting the unique challenges faced by freelancers in Gaza.
