Published : 21-04-2019
Dozens of Palestinian refugees took to the streets of Khan Eshieh Camp, in Rif Dimashq, to protest the US President Donald Trump’s biased positions and statements regarding occupied Jerusalem and the occupied Golan Heights.
The rally-goers spoke out against underway attempts to undermine Palestinians’ inalienable rights, stressing their commitment to return to their homeland and establish an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its eternal capital.
Khan Eshieh Camp, the third largest Palestinian refugee camps recognized by the Syrian government, was founded in 1948, near Khan Eshieh village. It is located some 27 kilometers away from southwestern Damascus and covers an overall area of 690 square meters. According to UNRWA estimates for 2011, some 19,000 refugees have registered with the UN refugee agency.
Dozens of Palestinian refugees took to the streets of Khan Eshieh Camp, in Rif Dimashq, to protest the US President Donald Trump’s biased positions and statements regarding occupied Jerusalem and the occupied Golan Heights.
The rally-goers spoke out against underway attempts to undermine Palestinians’ inalienable rights, stressing their commitment to return to their homeland and establish an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its eternal capital.
Khan Eshieh Camp, the third largest Palestinian refugee camps recognized by the Syrian government, was founded in 1948, near Khan Eshieh village. It is located some 27 kilometers away from southwestern Damascus and covers an overall area of 690 square meters. According to UNRWA estimates for 2011, some 19,000 refugees have registered with the UN refugee agency.
