On #HumanRightsDay, we return to one of the most groundbreaking global pledges, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which made clear: Human rights are universal—they cannot be applied selectively.

Learn more and take action for Palestine refugees at: unrwausa.org/advocate

It’s raining inside people’s tents. Freezing rain is causing severe floods in Gaza. Everyone has the right to shelter, but for families in Gaza, that's stripped away by constant Israeli attacks on Palestinian life.

📷 Share this forward. Let the people of Gaza feel the world at their side.

These little ones are singing Fairuz’s classic “Shatty ya Denyi (Rain, oh World),” their voices hopeful even as winter rains turn into floods.

Spread the word: @unrwa.org is still in Gaza.

Say hello to Aisha, UNRWA USA’s new Social Media & Marketing Officer! 🤍✨

Aisha will shape a lot of what you see from us on social media, working hand-in-hand with our Video Manager, Alex Costello.

📲 Meet our UNRWA USA team & read Aisha’s bio at unrwausa.org/our-people

🕯️ In every culture, we honor those who’ve left too soon.
On Día de los Muertos, we remember the more than 380 UNRWA humanitarian workers who were killed while carrying out their duty in Gaza since October 2023.

Dublin’s Famine Memorial stands in memory of Ireland’s Great Hunger — a time when food existed, yet millions starved because access was denied. Because of who they were.
A haunting reminder: famine is never just about scarcity.
It’s about power.
It’s man-made.

🍞October 16 is #WorldFoodDay — a reminder that food is a human right, not a privilege.