Published : 07-05-2016
Clashes that erupted in the Yarmouk refugee camp south of the Syrian capital Damascus between ISIS and Al Nusra Front resulted in the burning of many homes, and caused several deaths and injuries among civilians as a result of the mutual shelling and sniping between the two parties.
The AGPS reporter confirmed that ISIS and Al Njusra Front are following a systematic policy of burning the camp's houses. At the beginning they burnt houses under the pretext of fighting between them, as they burnt houses of Haifa Street and then Ja'una, while they burnt a number of houses in Safed Street on Thursday.
Meanwhile, some concerning social websites published videos and photographs show ISIS members while using Molotov bombs to burn the houses.
Palestinians activists demanded the free world, which claims human rights, for urgent and immediate intervention to save the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp south of Damascus, because of the violent clashes that broke out on April 7 between ISIS and AL Nusra.
The activists stressed the need for urgent mobilization in order to save the Yarmouk refugee camp, where residents, who are under the mercy of the conflicting parties, are now at risk of extermination, as they demanded international protection to save them now before it is too late.
The AGPS issued a press release warning of a new humanitarian catastrophe in the Yarmouk refugee camp because of the suffering of the frantic attempts by ISIS and Al Nusra to impose militarily control over the camp, which is associated with acts of shelling, sniping, violations, and the destruction of public and private property inside the camp. The AGPS also called for urgent and immediate intervention of all parties to cease hostilities, neutralize civilians, evacuate them to safer areas inside the camp, lift the siege on the camp, and allow the entry of aid and medical and humanitarian teams to provide emergency relief for refugees in the camp.
Al Nusra facilitated the entry of ISIS breaking into and controls over the Yarmouk camp, in early April last year, while the Regular Army and PFGC groups still besieging the camp for 1056 days respectively.
Clashes that erupted in the Yarmouk refugee camp south of the Syrian capital Damascus between ISIS and Al Nusra Front resulted in the burning of many homes, and caused several deaths and injuries among civilians as a result of the mutual shelling and sniping between the two parties.
The AGPS reporter confirmed that ISIS and Al Njusra Front are following a systematic policy of burning the camp's houses. At the beginning they burnt houses under the pretext of fighting between them, as they burnt houses of Haifa Street and then Ja'una, while they burnt a number of houses in Safed Street on Thursday.
Meanwhile, some concerning social websites published videos and photographs show ISIS members while using Molotov bombs to burn the houses.
Palestinians activists demanded the free world, which claims human rights, for urgent and immediate intervention to save the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp south of Damascus, because of the violent clashes that broke out on April 7 between ISIS and AL Nusra.
The activists stressed the need for urgent mobilization in order to save the Yarmouk refugee camp, where residents, who are under the mercy of the conflicting parties, are now at risk of extermination, as they demanded international protection to save them now before it is too late.
The AGPS issued a press release warning of a new humanitarian catastrophe in the Yarmouk refugee camp because of the suffering of the frantic attempts by ISIS and Al Nusra to impose militarily control over the camp, which is associated with acts of shelling, sniping, violations, and the destruction of public and private property inside the camp. The AGPS also called for urgent and immediate intervention of all parties to cease hostilities, neutralize civilians, evacuate them to safer areas inside the camp, lift the siege on the camp, and allow the entry of aid and medical and humanitarian teams to provide emergency relief for refugees in the camp.
Al Nusra facilitated the entry of ISIS breaking into and controls over the Yarmouk camp, in early April last year, while the Regular Army and PFGC groups still besieging the camp for 1056 days respectively.
