Published : 18-08-2022
Liwaa AlQuds deputy chief Adnan AlSayed leveled heavy criticism at the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees (GAPAR) after the latter established a services committee for Palestinian refugees sheltered in AlNeirab Camp, in the northern Syrian province of Aleppo.
AlSayed threatened retaliation against GAPAR and its chief saying no committee should be formed in the camp without the consent of Liwaa AlQuds commander Mohamed AlSa’id.
On August 10, GAPAR’s chief Kasem Mohamed Hussein announced the launch of a new six-member committee to follow up on the situation of Palestinian refugees in AlNeirab Camp, in line with Resolution 304 of July 31, 2005.
Private sources told AGPS that GAPAR did not publish the decision on its Facebook page following Adnan AlSayed’s retaliation threats.
The sources added that the committee will update Liwaa AlQuds on its decision after its commander returns from Russia.
Nearly 10,000 gunmen are enlisted at Liwaa AlQuds brigade, among them 800 Palestinian refugees taking shelter in refugee camps across the Syrian territories.
AGPS kept record of the death of over 90 Palestinian refugees as they fought alongside Liwaa AlQuds forces since 2013.
Over recent years, members of Liwaa AlQuds armed group, affiliated with the Syrian regime, have been accused of running networks for drug trafficking and prostitution in AlNeirab displacement camp and adjacent areas.
Liwaa AlQuds deputy chief Adnan AlSayed leveled heavy criticism at the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees (GAPAR) after the latter established a services committee for Palestinian refugees sheltered in AlNeirab Camp, in the northern Syrian province of Aleppo.
AlSayed threatened retaliation against GAPAR and its chief saying no committee should be formed in the camp without the consent of Liwaa AlQuds commander Mohamed AlSa’id.
On August 10, GAPAR’s chief Kasem Mohamed Hussein announced the launch of a new six-member committee to follow up on the situation of Palestinian refugees in AlNeirab Camp, in line with Resolution 304 of July 31, 2005.
Private sources told AGPS that GAPAR did not publish the decision on its Facebook page following Adnan AlSayed’s retaliation threats.
The sources added that the committee will update Liwaa AlQuds on its decision after its commander returns from Russia.
Nearly 10,000 gunmen are enlisted at Liwaa AlQuds brigade, among them 800 Palestinian refugees taking shelter in refugee camps across the Syrian territories.
AGPS kept record of the death of over 90 Palestinian refugees as they fought alongside Liwaa AlQuds forces since 2013.
Over recent years, members of Liwaa AlQuds armed group, affiliated with the Syrian regime, have been accused of running networks for drug trafficking and prostitution in AlNeirab displacement camp and adjacent areas.
