It seems that the Tumblr team has no other purpose than to delete, close, and attack the accounts of transgender people and Palestinians trying to survive genocide and ethnic cleansing in Gaza.
Two days ago, I was shocked to find that my blog, abdalsalam2000, had been deleted without warning and without me having done anything wrong, simply because I was asking for help from the Tumblr community. That blog was our only source of income that kept us alive in Gaza, and unfortunately, it was deleted by Tumblr employees.
In Gaza, we need at least $300 a day just to survive. After Tumblr deleted our account, this blog is all I have left. I hope you will help me by sharing this post, donating, and following this blog. Please, please help us and donate now.
There is a story I cannot bear alone, and a heart I cannot let break in silence.
My friend Abdul Rahman… a young man I knew for his resilience, his kind heart, and his ability to endure hardship. But what he is going through today is beyond anyone's capacity to bear. He lost his mother after a battle with cancer and also lost his brother in the genocide in Gaza. Now, his nephew urgently needs surgery and requires 500 euros for the procedure, and his condition is deteriorating at an alarming rate. All he needs now is a chance… just one chance to save him, to get the necessary funds for the surgery, and to receive treatment before it's too late.
The costs of the surgery and treatment are beyond his means, and time is running out relentlessly.
Therefore, I am speaking to you… not as a published writer, but as a human being who sees a friend drowning and is trying with all his might to reach out and save his nephew who has lost his father.
Whoever can donate—even a little—is giving their nephew a life, giving their nephew a hope that was about to fade.
And if you can't donate, just share this post… it might reach the right heart at the right time.
Keti Jovanovski Needs Your Help | A letter from Abdul Rahman: Dear friends and kind hearts, My name is Abdul Rahman, and I write to you from
Newar; gold mundri (left), small hoops with fish pendants. Gold tuki (right) , worn by married women. Scanned from the book The Jewelry of Nepal; 1999; Hannelore Gabriel
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