Published : 17-01-2016
Al-Nusra Front hinted that it would not withdraw from the southern area of Damascus capital of Syria, this comes after accusing the Assad regime of emptying the area from civilians and opposition as well.
Al-Nusra Front called for the armed opposition groups to stop the internal fighting and unite again, admitting its own "mistakes committed in the last period", the statement mentioned. While an eyewitness assured that Al-Nusra Front has sent messages to the prayers during Friday Pray that it would never withdraw from inside the Yarmouk Camp, and will "fight to the last minute".
"Ahmad Majdalani", member of the executive committee of PLO, held, few days ago, a meeting with Palestinian factions in which they discussed the future framework of operating inside the Yarmouk Camp after ISIS' evacuation.
In a related context, the "Popular Committee for People of Yarmouk Camp" held a founding meeting in which they invited Palestinian and Syrian figures, to discuss the after-ISIS situation to be inside the camp.
Forming work groups and piding the camp into sectors to facilitate the rehabilitation and reconstruction processes, letting inhabitants in and out the camp, following up the detainees and missing people cases, and providing relief to needy families, are the points were agreed upon during the meeting, according to officals.
This comes at time of wide debate among people regarding the truth about ISIS and Al-Nusra's withdrawal from the Yarmouk Camp and the possible handing over to the Assad regime and its militias.
Al-Nusra Front hinted that it would not withdraw from the southern area of Damascus capital of Syria, this comes after accusing the Assad regime of emptying the area from civilians and opposition as well.
Al-Nusra Front called for the armed opposition groups to stop the internal fighting and unite again, admitting its own "mistakes committed in the last period", the statement mentioned. While an eyewitness assured that Al-Nusra Front has sent messages to the prayers during Friday Pray that it would never withdraw from inside the Yarmouk Camp, and will "fight to the last minute".
"Ahmad Majdalani", member of the executive committee of PLO, held, few days ago, a meeting with Palestinian factions in which they discussed the future framework of operating inside the Yarmouk Camp after ISIS' evacuation.
In a related context, the "Popular Committee for People of Yarmouk Camp" held a founding meeting in which they invited Palestinian and Syrian figures, to discuss the after-ISIS situation to be inside the camp.
Forming work groups and piding the camp into sectors to facilitate the rehabilitation and reconstruction processes, letting inhabitants in and out the camp, following up the detainees and missing people cases, and providing relief to needy families, are the points were agreed upon during the meeting, according to officals.
This comes at time of wide debate among people regarding the truth about ISIS and Al-Nusra's withdrawal from the Yarmouk Camp and the possible handing over to the Assad regime and its militias.
