Stateless No More!

Anas Rahhal has achieved the seemingly impossible. Growing up, he had two dreams: playing video games and working in finance. The latter was a challenge, since he was a stateless Palestinian living in Syria. Then the civil war broke out. Amidst all the chaos and violence, his dreams seemed forever out of reach. But Anas wouldn’t give up.

[@PXAbstraction]

What an incredible story! It's fantastic to hear that Ranas has found happiness and fulfillment in his life. He has clearly earned every bit of it. Also, sick calculator watch. ;)

[@jamesrebours4399]

what a resilience...always with the smile

[@JiriRydl]

This is a strong story of a strong man. Way to go, Anas, respect!

[@highDraze]

Well deserved Anas. That was touching!

[@ziwionzeweb]

Incredible story and human being. Lucky to have him as a friend.

[@firasrahhal87]

Proud of you, little brother ❤

[@idontexist1511]

0:05 Oh, something similar. "This 1954 Convention Travel Document. This is definitely something that I, from time to time even randomly, I just pick up and appreciate it and it state there: 1954"
0:23 Nope. I had to file U.S. taxes even though I never lived in the U.S. since a very young age, and I don't hold another citizenship and both of my parents are U.S. citizens. That wasn't a pleasant experience for an Accidental American.
0:26 Yep. A headache to apply for a U.S. passport even thought I never lived in the U.S. Feels so wrong to belong to a country I don't like belonging to. Glad I renounced to become stateless (maybe not for you but it is for me)

[@Trouble_2-1]

Love and Respect! ❤️❤️❤️

[@seynpurrp]

Job? No more!