Ali Al-Biyari

Ali Al-Biyari, my friend whom I’ve shared the past two years with, though they feel like a lifetime. He was known for his quiet demeanor, embodying the essence of humanity. You could converse with him on any topic, as he seemed to know everything! He had a fondness for buying watches and rings, and his appearance was always elegant and beautiful.

He adored life and had a remarkably positive outlook. He was also very intelligent and did well in school. He was determined to achieve a high score in his high school exams and make his parents proud, and they supported him wholeheartedly.

“In the last period, I noticed that he started getting closer to God. Just 10 days before the war started, we graduated from the “Access” scholarship program. It was an incredibly beautiful day, held at a fancy venue, and everyone was so happy. It marked the end of a wonderful period we had spent together. In short, it was an unforgettable day!”

“But little did I know at the time that Ali had only two months left in this world, and the brutal occupation would kill him in cold blood! Ali remained steadfast in Gaza, never leaving his home. I kept in touch with him, but suddenly lost contact. I attributed it to a communication blackout”.

“Never did I anticipate receiving the heart-wrenching news from his mother, informing me that he was killed alongside his father, both struck by fatal bullets on November 21st. Rest in peace, my friend. You will forever be remembered in every aspect of my life.”

A message was received on our platform from his friend, Mohammad Yousef, that appears with him in the photos.