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Host John Roberts presenting Mohammed Eid - What does Trump's UNRWA cutoff mean for the Palestinian people, especially those trapped in Gaza?

UNRWA’s Role and Impact in the Gaza Strip: A Refugee’s Perspective October 8 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm masspeaceaction.org/event/unrwas-r…

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Moh Eid discussing his role as a member of UNRWA's humanitarian response team during the Israeli military assault on #Gaza in 2014 Community Church of Boston.

"The #SDGs define the global goals we as a global community should be trying to achieve." Moh Eid Community Church of Boston

Q: Why aren't you angry? A: Moh Eid, from UNRWA Rafah Refugee Camp in #Gaza: "Anger doesn't help anyone. We've had enough of solutions provided by angry people; they never work. We need thoughtful, mindful solutions." @ccbju

"Understanding Washington's rocky relationship with the United Nations" features my colleagues Ambassador Peter Mulrean, director of the UNRWA office at the United Nations and Moh Eid america.cgtn.com/2018/09/19/und… via CGTN America

“I deeply regret the decision, especially since the US has been a long-standing partner to UNRWA. The [US] decision [to cut funding] was taken for political reasons and not because of dissatisfaction with UNWRA’s performance." - Pierre Krähenbühl brusselstimes.com/eu-affairs/127…

The Israeli military forces killed three Palestinian children aged 12-14 in the Gaza Strip yesterday. Regardless of where they live, no civilian, refugee, or child should be a victim of violence. Children are #NotATarget.

Though Moh Eid grew up across the globe in Rafah Camp in the Gaza Strip, he has long been familiar with the global impact of US policy. He shares what the US funding cut to UNRWA means for the future of Palestine refugees like himself. @sharedjustice sharedjustice.org/most-recent/20…

Join Jewish Voice for Peace - Sacramento for a Hanukkah celebration Saturday, 12/8 which will feature latkes, songs of justice and equality, and education on UNRWA's work, including a talk by Moh Eid (UNRWA beneficiary and former employee, current Rotary International Fellow). unrwausa.org/events/2018/12…

UNRWA USA Jewish Voice for Peace UNRWA Moh Eid Rotary International Why latkes & no sufganiyot? Because the racists at JVP-Sacramento don't think of non-Ashkenazi Jews as their equals as Jews (unless you have a better explanation).

Join @freedom_21stce for a presentation by Moh Eid on what life is like growing up as a refugee in the Gaza Strip. Mohammed will be joined by UNRWA USA's Lori Mosher who will be available to discuss ways Americans can support UNRWA's work. Event details: goo.gl/8kbFGM

US Senator Tom Carper (D-Del.) poses w/ Lori Mosher and Moh Eid. On 1/6, UNRWA USA hosted 2 talks in DE and PA where Mohammed shared his testimony of what life is like living/growing up in Gaza as a Palestine refugee. Subscribe to our list for event near you: unrwausa.org

Second year Global Studies MA student Moh Eid was the guest lecturer for our Feb 19th Great Decisions course. Moh talked about his home, Palestine, & the humanitarian and political factors that led to the creation of UNRWA, the largest humanitarian agency in the Middle East.

Congrats to our three second year Global Studies MA Rotary International Peace Fellows (from L to R: Sajjad Hussain, Shannon Longhurst , & Moh Eid) who presented at the 16th annual Duke-UNC Rotary Peace Center Spring Conference #ActionForPeace on Saturday, April 6th. Thanks for sharing your research & insight!

Global Studies MA student Moh Eid is participating in a dialogue at the UN ECOSOC President Forum at the United Nations to discuss varying solutions to large scale refugee crises as well as sharing lessons from different crisis zones around the world with member states, gov't reps, & policymakers

A reception was held yesterday for our graduating MA students that also included presentations of theses/capstones. Thanks to all who joined to celebrate another dynamic cohort. We look forward to following your bright futures & the ways in which you will impact the world.

We’re launching a new peace center — the Otto and Fran Walter Rotary Peace Center at Bahçeşehir University in Istanbul, Turkey. rotary.org/en/new-rotary-… via @rotary