"the human rights enshrined in the Declaration are in fact truly universal. They belong to everyone, everywhere."

If so, why has the right of people everywhere to return to their homes not been implemented for the 800,000 Palestinian refugees of 1948 and their descendants? And how can anyone write about human rights today, without a single mention of the ongoing genocide in Gaza? One would be excused for thinking that the authors do not recognize Palestinians as human beings.