Published : 21-07-2018
19 other Palestinian refugees appeared on the lists of detainees expected to be released as part of the Kafria and AlFoua prisoner swap deal, struck between the Syrian government, the Iranian side, and Tahrir AlSham battalion.
The list included 10 detainees from Yarmouk Camp, three from Jaramana Camp, and five from Damascus.
Included in the new batch are Yarmouk residents Amer Ahmed Kassab, born in 1981; Mohamed Ramez Mohamed Emad AlDeen Kaoun, born in 1998; Mahmoud Hasan Jumu’a (1981); Inas Abdul Naser Badawi (1998); Basel Mohamed Husain (1994); Rami Kasem; Fahd Mondher AlSahkar (1994), Badr Mohamed Kaoud (1979), Khaled Omar Hamed (1995), And Maher Hasan Muhsen (1975).
Jaramana residents Ismail Lutfi Hamad, born in 2000, Issa Sayel Mustafa, born in 1985, and Rabi’ Ahmed Hijazi (2001), along with Damascus residents Tohan Ali AlKabasi (1966), Hasan Mohamed AlWahsh (1981), Abdul Razaq Ibrahim AlSaadi (1968), Abdul Rahman Mahmoud Mudarbes (1969), Mohamed Mamoun AlDabes (1988), and Khawla Issa AlShehabi (1970) also figure on the list.
A couple of days earlier, AGPS published the names of 23 Palestinians who were slated to be freed as part of the new deal.
19 other Palestinian refugees appeared on the lists of detainees expected to be released as part of the Kafria and AlFoua prisoner swap deal, struck between the Syrian government, the Iranian side, and Tahrir AlSham battalion.
The list included 10 detainees from Yarmouk Camp, three from Jaramana Camp, and five from Damascus.
Included in the new batch are Yarmouk residents Amer Ahmed Kassab, born in 1981; Mohamed Ramez Mohamed Emad AlDeen Kaoun, born in 1998; Mahmoud Hasan Jumu’a (1981); Inas Abdul Naser Badawi (1998); Basel Mohamed Husain (1994); Rami Kasem; Fahd Mondher AlSahkar (1994), Badr Mohamed Kaoud (1979), Khaled Omar Hamed (1995), And Maher Hasan Muhsen (1975).
Jaramana residents Ismail Lutfi Hamad, born in 2000, Issa Sayel Mustafa, born in 1985, and Rabi’ Ahmed Hijazi (2001), along with Damascus residents Tohan Ali AlKabasi (1966), Hasan Mohamed AlWahsh (1981), Abdul Razaq Ibrahim AlSaadi (1968), Abdul Rahman Mahmoud Mudarbes (1969), Mohamed Mamoun AlDabes (1988), and Khawla Issa AlShehabi (1970) also figure on the list.
A couple of days earlier, AGPS published the names of 23 Palestinians who were slated to be freed as part of the new deal.
