Ahmed Basil🍉

🚨 Your Donations Are Our Lifeline 🚨 We Need Your Support Now More Than Ever

We are Anas and Ahmad Basil, along with our family of eight, from Gaza. I, Anas, am 18 years old and a high school graduate with a 93% average. My brother Ahmad, 14, is a talented mathematician known as "Doctor of the Future." Despite our big dreams for the future, we are currently struggling to survive amidst the devastating effects of war.

Today, our priority is no longer our dreams 😔— it’s ensuring our family’s survival amidst the harsh living conditions and severe scarcity of resources 💔.

Why This Campaign Matters Now More Than Ever: ⁉️ The ongoing war has stripped us of stability, access to basic necessities like food and water, and the opportunity for education. It has destroyed our livelihoods, taking away our jobs and sources of income, leaving us unable to rebuild or support our loved ones. We now face unimaginable hardships, entirely dependent on donations to meet our needs. With the soaring cost of living and severe shortages of resources, even basic survival has become an overwhelming challenge.

Your support is crucial to help us endure these conditions. This campaign is no longer just about escaping Gaza — it’s about keeping our family alive and healthy until we can find a way out.

Your generosity can make the difference between survival and despair for our family.

👉 Donation link: 🔗 https://gofund.me/32e5e95e

Every donation, no matter how small, keeps hope alive for us.

With all our gratitude, Anas & Ahmad

✅ Our Fundraiser Vetted by✅ 🔍 @gazavetters, official (list at #83) 🔍 @90-ghost here 🔍by association in this post

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I was contacted by @ahmad-basil01 to highlight his campaign. This campaign has so far achieved

€10,452/29,000

Still not halfway.

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✅ Verified campaign – please check the end of the story 🔍📌

I'm Anas Basil, a recent high school graduate with dreams of pursuing a degree in e-business management and building a career. However, due to my family's financial hardships, I enrolled at Khan Younis Training College (KYTC), affiliated with UNRWA. Sadly, the war has turned the college, once a beacon of hope and education, into a shelter for displaced families, stripping it of its educational purpose.

I completed high school with a 93% average, filled with excitement about continuing my education and securing a job to support my family. But like so many others, the war has shattered those dreams.

My younger brother, Ahmad, is 14 years old and currently in the third grade of preparatory school. We’ve always called him "Doctor of the Future" because of his intelligence and natural talent in mathematics. Unfortunately, due to the ongoing war, he has been deprived of schooling for the second consecutive year. In addition to his academic abilities, Ahmad has a passion for football and used to win tournaments.

Our Life in Displacement: The war forced our family to flee to Rafah, where we lived in a tent for several months. Each day, my brother and I would wake up to fetch water, gather wood, and light a fire to prepare food. Survival became our daily task, but we never gave up hope. The conflict affected us deeply, but it did not extinguish our dreams of education and a better future.

🚀 How Your Donation will Help us:

We are seeking €29,000 to help Ahmed and me leave Gaza, continue our education. More importantly, it will allow us to support our family, who have been deeply affected by the harsh conditions and skyrocketing costs of living due to the ongoing war in Gaza.

We've outlined how your donations will make this possible. You can find all the details in the campaign link below.

👉 Donation link: 🔗https://gofund.me/32e5e95e

Your contribution will not only help us escape the war-torn reality we live in but also give us the opportunity to rebuild our futures.

Every donation, no matter the amount, brings us one step closer to our goal.

With deepest gratitude, Anas & Ahmed

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This is the reality we’re living in. The cost of living here has skyrocketed, making it nearly impossible for families like mine to afford basic necessities. With no job opportunities, destruction all around us, and ongoing hardships, it feels like survival itself has become a luxury.

Thanks to your donations, my mom was able to buy these items and a few others to cook for us today. Your support means everything to us. It helps us hold on to a sense of dignity and keeps us going.

Please, don’t stop supporting my family and me. Your donations make it possible for us to afford even the simplest meals. If you can’t donate, sharing our story helps just as much.

Here’s the link to our campaign:

👉 https://gofund.me/ace8d602

Thank you for keeping us in your thoughts and for giving us hope. ❤️

Education can be expensive, but everyone should have the ability to access it. So they can pursue a life, and career that fulfills them and/or meets their needs!

You can help a family struggling to evacuate Gaza, and obtain that education!

Meet Anas and Ahmed! @anasbasilgaza (Verified info in the post linked below)

They are relatives of Osama Basil, a web developer who is managing his own campaign to repair his web design business and establish a stable wifi connection to the besieged Gaza Strip.

He's also trying desperately to help his younger relatives escape Gaza and improve their lives.

Please share so more people can see their need, and the progress of their campaign!

Then if/when you've got some extra money, consider making a donation.

Every action no matter how small, Helps. It helps more than you may ever know.

Thank You.

Here's the direct link to the campaign.

9,975 / 29,000 EUR

34% Funded!

A HUGE thank you to all donors and sharers who helped us get here! We've gotten this far, so we can't stop now.

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Before the war, Gaza in winter was a sight to behold. Rain-washed streets sparkled under city lights, the sea became even more majestic under dark, cloud-filled skies, and the sunsets painted the horizon with breathtaking hues of orange and pink. Gaza’s winter was a canvas of beauty, a memory that lingered long after.

Today, the story is painfully different. Winter no longer brings charm but harsh challenges for families living in tents, enduring freezing cold and relentless rain. Children without warmth, families stripped of everything, face an unyielding reality. While these images remind us of Gaza's beauty in better days, the responsibility to restore hope lies with all of us.

In these challenging times, as living costs rise and harsh conditions persist, my family and I are striving to survive and rebuild our future. Your support can make a world of difference.

🌟 Please consider donating to our campaign or sharing it with others who may want to help. Your kindness means the world to us 💖🕊️

I'm Anas Basil, a recent high school graduate with dreams of pursuing a degree in e-business management and building a career. However, due to my family's financial hardships, I enrolled at Khan Younis Training College (KYTC), affiliated with UNRWA. Sadly, the war has turned the college, once a beacon of hope and education, into a shelter for displaced families, stripping it of its educational purpose.

I completed high school with a 93% average, filled with excitement about continuing my education and securing a job to support my family. But like so many others, the war has shattered those dreams.

My younger brother, Ahmad, is 14 years old and currently in the third grade of preparatory school. We’ve always called him "Doctor of the Future" because of his intelligence and natural talent in mathematics. Unfortunately, due to the ongoing war, he has been deprived of schooling for the second consecutive year. In addition to his academic abilities, Ahmad has a passion for football and used to win tournaments.

Our Life in Displacement: The war forced our family to flee to Rafah, where we lived in a tent for several months. Each day, my brother and I would wake up to fetch water, gather wood, and light a fire to prepare food. Survival became our daily task, but we never gave up hope. The conflict affected us deeply, but it did not extinguish our dreams of education and a better future.

🚀 How Your Donation will Help us:

We are seeking €29,000 to help Ahmed and me leave Gaza, continue our education. More importantly, it will allow us to support our family, who have been deeply affected by the harsh conditions and skyrocketing costs of living due to the ongoing war in Gaza.

👉 Donation link: 🔗https://gofund.me/32e5e95e

Your contribution will not only help us escape the war-torn reality we live in but also give us the opportunity to rebuild our futures.

Every donation, no matter the amount, brings us one step closer to our goal.

With deepest gratitude, Anas & Ahmed

✅ Our Fundraiser Vetted by✅ 🔍@gazavetters, official (list at #83) 🔍@90-ghost here 🔍by association in this post

Hello, friends. I’m Anas, writing from Gaza. I wanted to ask a fun question about breakfast, since I know for many of you it’s a comforting and energizing part of your day. For us here, though, breakfast—or any meal, really—has become an unimaginable luxury.

With the borders closed, there’s barely any food coming into Gaza. Even simple items like fresh vegetables, fruit, and bread have become hard to find or too expensive to afford. These days, a typical breakfast might be a little bit of za’atar (a thyme and sesame spice mix) or salt with bread, and even these basics are running low.

I’m sharing this not just to talk about food but to help others understand our reality. My brother Ahmad and I have dreams—of learning, of helping our family, and of living in peace. But here, where we can’t even rely on the next meal, those dreams feel so distant. That’s why we’ve started a campaign to raise funds, hoping for a way out to continue our education and build a future we can look forward to. If our story resonates with you, we’d be grateful if you could take a moment to visit our campaign. Whether you can donate, share, or simply keep us in your thoughts, your support truly means the world to us. Thank you for listening to our story. 💙

Donation link here 👇

Education is something that matters a lot to Anas Basil (@anasbasilgaza), but now he has neither safety, nor the opportunity to continue his education. Anas is a recent high school graduate who dreams of studying e-business management. Yet due to his family's financial struggles, he could not study at university and instead enrolled at the UNRWA affiliated Khan Younis Training College. He still aimed to do his best in College. However, this genocidal war meant that his studies came to a halt and his college has instead been turned into a shelter for displaced families.

There is no safe place in Gaza. Even Anas's College has been bombed, resulting in the deaths of 16 people. Anas and his younger brother Ahmad are currently living in a tent in Rafah. Survival is difficult, not only because of the frequent bombings, but also because of the soaring prices of basic necessities like food and medicine. This is especially hard since his family is already struggling financially before the war. 14-year-old Ahmad dreams of becoming a "Doctor of the Future," but he hasn’t been able to attend school for two consecutive years due to the ongoing war.

Anas and Ahmad wishes to flee Gaza and continue their education, but they need your help in doing so. Your donations will not only help them pursue their dreams but also help them buy basic necessities to survive!

This campaign is vetted by @/gazavetters and #83 on their vetted list, shared by 90-ghost, and vetted by association!

€6,833 raised of €29K goal!

Every contribution, no matter the amount, is essential in helping them achieve safety and continue their education. Every little bit helps!

Here we witness a truly heartbreaking scene: men standing behind bars—not as criminals, but as captives of desperation, waiting their turn for even the smallest piece of bread. Their faces tell stories of sorrow and helplessness, silently pleading with the world to recognize that this is unjust. How did we reach a point where survival is a daily struggle amidst siege and poverty? The world watches, yet remains inactive.

It's time to transform our empathy into action. Your support can make a tangible difference. Help Anas and Ahmad in their fundraising campaign to escape this grim reality and pursue their dreams of education and a dignified life.

To amplify our message and engage the community, please participate in the poll below:

Together, we can bring hope and change to those who need it most. Donate now and be a part of their journey towards a better future.

For the people of Gaza, the memories of days spent in school are distant. But education is not Only a Right but a Duty.

Meet Anas and Ahmad, they are related to Osama Basil, who has his own gofundme.

While managing his own gfm, Osama is also trying to help Anas and Ahmed fund their education somewhere safe, away from the Turmoil in Gaza.

They are Bright Wonderful students who want to pursue careers in computer business and medicine!

Please give some time to this Verified campaign!

Current Funding

€4,870 / €29,000

~16% Funded

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What we're experiencing now in Gaza is beyond anything that eyes have seen or ears have heard. The pain is unimaginable.

We eat tainted bread, green produce is scarce, and livestock and essentials are transported in broken-down vehicles. You give your life savings to preserve a shred of dignity, sell your belongings to support your children, and even then, education for them remains a distant hope.

No one speaks up, and those who could make a difference remain silent. Instead, they offer symbolic gestures while neglecting the core of our struggle. The reality is, we are living through a campaign aimed at erasing a people, a culture, a future.

But there is hope—people who care, who are willing to help ensure that the Palestinian identity and heritage endure.

If you feel called to make a difference, please consider donating. Every contribution, no matter how small, helps keep our hope alive

Donation link here 👇

While many are caught up in the excitement of El Clásico, the match between Real Madrid and Barcelona, here in Gaza—in Beit Lahia—35 innocent lives were just taken by an airstrike, reducing five family homes to rubble in seconds. It’s yet another reminder of the ongoing bombardment that knows no age, no boundaries, and spares no place of refuge.

The recent UN report paints a devastating picture: Gaza's economy may take 350 years to recover from the destruction of war. For those of us living through this, it’s not just an economic collapse—it’s the collapse of our future. Schools, homes, businesses, everything we once relied on, gone in an instant.

For children and students like us, education was the one thing that offered hope for a better future. But now, our classrooms are turned to rubble, our dreams deferred. The war has robbed us not only of our homes but of our right to learn, to grow, and to contribute to a better tomorrow.

Many young people like me are struggling to hold on to the hope that education can still be our way out of this devastation. The path forward is uncertain, but we’re determined to rebuild our lives and our futures, even if the road ahead seems impossible.

If you’ve ever believed in the power of education, in the resilience of youth, now is the time to act. We are asking for support to rebuild our lives, continue our education, and secure a future where we can contribute to a peaceful and prosperous world.

Every donation counts. Every share helps spread the message. Together, we can help a generation rise from the ashes of war.

In this cartoon, two trees stand intertwined, each representing a soul yearning for peace and safety. One tree bears the Palestinian flag, the other the Lebanese flag, embracing in a gesture of unity and shared pain. Their branches stretch over a scene of destruction, providing a small but powerful symbol of shelter and resilience.