Published : 16-07-2016
News from the besieged Yarmouk camp reported that clashes broke out between ISIS and Nusra in the vicinity of Palestine Charity Committee Office after ISIS members used homemade bombs and increased their stationing in the region. Snipers of Nusra targeted ISIS gathering in the vicinity of Abdel Kader Husseini mosque, after the latter attempted to sneak to areas controlled by Nusra, killing two and wounding three others among ISIS members.
This comes amid news about an agreement between the Syrian regime and Nusra, which states the complete withdrawal of Nusra with their families from Yarmouk to Idlib northwest of Syria, stronghold of Nusra Front.
Meanwhile, Yarmouk Residents movement - al-Buraq brigades, which is fighting alongside Nusra, rejected to leave the Yarmouk camp in Damascus, while the movement reported via Facebook, that it will stay in the camp and would not go out anywhere else.
It is noteworthy that the regular army, groups of the General Command, and the pro-regime Palestinian factions still impose a blockade on the Yarmouk refugee camp for more than 1124 days respectively, power outages for more than (1185) days, and water for 674 days respectively. This resulted in the death of 187 victims, who died due to starvation and lack of medical care.
News from the besieged Yarmouk camp reported that clashes broke out between ISIS and Nusra in the vicinity of Palestine Charity Committee Office after ISIS members used homemade bombs and increased their stationing in the region. Snipers of Nusra targeted ISIS gathering in the vicinity of Abdel Kader Husseini mosque, after the latter attempted to sneak to areas controlled by Nusra, killing two and wounding three others among ISIS members.
This comes amid news about an agreement between the Syrian regime and Nusra, which states the complete withdrawal of Nusra with their families from Yarmouk to Idlib northwest of Syria, stronghold of Nusra Front.
Meanwhile, Yarmouk Residents movement - al-Buraq brigades, which is fighting alongside Nusra, rejected to leave the Yarmouk camp in Damascus, while the movement reported via Facebook, that it will stay in the camp and would not go out anywhere else.
It is noteworthy that the regular army, groups of the General Command, and the pro-regime Palestinian factions still impose a blockade on the Yarmouk refugee camp for more than 1124 days respectively, power outages for more than (1185) days, and water for 674 days respectively. This resulted in the death of 187 victims, who died due to starvation and lack of medical care.
