Published : 23-12-2015
In South of Damascus, the "Palestine Charity Association" and "Jenin Sport Club" and "Jenin Scout Group" organized a public sit-in in the third anniversary of the Yarmouk's Nakba or so called "MiG Massacre" under the title of "The Yarmouk's Black Day". In the event which witnessed a massive participation the people of Yarmouk stressed that they will never give up their right to return back to Al-Yarmouk camp and to Palestine as well.
It is noteworthy that most of the Yarmouk's residents had fled the camp right after the Syrian warplanes hit Abdul_Qader Al-Husayni Mosque in 2012 which resulted in tens of victims and injuries and followed by the displacement of most residents, and then, the rest of people were displaced also after ISIS took control of the camp last April. For the time being, only few thousands of residents remained inside the camp under the control of ISIS and Al-Nusra Front and under the siege imposed by the Syrian Regime's Army and its militias.
In South of Damascus, the "Palestine Charity Association" and "Jenin Sport Club" and "Jenin Scout Group" organized a public sit-in in the third anniversary of the Yarmouk's Nakba or so called "MiG Massacre" under the title of "The Yarmouk's Black Day". In the event which witnessed a massive participation the people of Yarmouk stressed that they will never give up their right to return back to Al-Yarmouk camp and to Palestine as well.
It is noteworthy that most of the Yarmouk's residents had fled the camp right after the Syrian warplanes hit Abdul_Qader Al-Husayni Mosque in 2012 which resulted in tens of victims and injuries and followed by the displacement of most residents, and then, the rest of people were displaced also after ISIS took control of the camp last April. For the time being, only few thousands of residents remained inside the camp under the control of ISIS and Al-Nusra Front and under the siege imposed by the Syrian Regime's Army and its militias.
