Published : 28-09-2016
Hundreds of displaced Palestinian families to Qudsya especially those from Yarmouk demanded the Palestinian and Syrian authorities to return them back to their houses and properties.
Their demand comes during the ongoing clashes and security deterioration between Syrian opposition forces and regime's army in Qudsya with some recorded causalities.
On 14 July 2016 the most violent clashes were erupted between the armed opposition groups from the one hand and Syrian regime with its affiliates the PFGC groups from the other hand. while on 17 August 2016 fierce clashes with heavy and medium- weapons were erupted around Qudsya's barrier. It took several hours before starting a new truce between Syrian regime forces and opposition groups. Qudsya was bombed on 21 September 2016 with heavy guns and mortar. One victim was killed and a number of civilians were injured. In the meantime, there were serious clashes on the outskirts of town killed a number of the regime's members.
It is worthy to mention that this town, to which 6000 Palestinian families has fled, is under control of the armed Syrian opposition, is also sieged roughly. People, there, are suffering from severe difficulties in securing their basic daily needs.
Hundreds of displaced Palestinian families to Qudsya especially those from Yarmouk demanded the Palestinian and Syrian authorities to return them back to their houses and properties.
Their demand comes during the ongoing clashes and security deterioration between Syrian opposition forces and regime's army in Qudsya with some recorded causalities.
On 14 July 2016 the most violent clashes were erupted between the armed opposition groups from the one hand and Syrian regime with its affiliates the PFGC groups from the other hand. while on 17 August 2016 fierce clashes with heavy and medium- weapons were erupted around Qudsya's barrier. It took several hours before starting a new truce between Syrian regime forces and opposition groups. Qudsya was bombed on 21 September 2016 with heavy guns and mortar. One victim was killed and a number of civilians were injured. In the meantime, there were serious clashes on the outskirts of town killed a number of the regime's members.
It is worthy to mention that this town, to which 6000 Palestinian families has fled, is under control of the armed Syrian opposition, is also sieged roughly. People, there, are suffering from severe difficulties in securing their basic daily needs.
