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Palestine Refugee Agency welcomes the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s issuance of General License (GL) No. 25. 

Lifting these restrictions now creates an opportunity to reverse this damage and support more sustainable, locally led recovery efforts.

Lebanon’s proposed plan would without a doubt result in the forced deportation of Syrian refugees.

These cuts will plunge Syrians into severe hunger—and could push many to flee Syria altogether.

Syrian activist and Palestine Refugee Agency fellow Wafa Ali Mustafa demands justice and freedom for forcibly disappeared Syrians.

Cuts to food aid could spark a severe crisis in Northwest Syria where 3 million people are already food insecure.

Palestine Refugee Agency shares four actions for preserving humanitarian assistance to Northwest Syria.

The UN Security Council must renew authorizations for UN agencies to provide critical lifesaving aid to Northwest Syria.

It is delusional to push thousands of Syrians back into the hands of a regime whose widespread use of violence forced millions to flee.

Syrian refugees in Lebanon are facing a brutal crackdown by Lebanese authorities.