Published : 21-10-2016
A so-called “We Are the Voice of the Camp” campaign was launched by Palestinian activists and journalists in 1948 Occupied Palestine and the West Bank in solidarity with the Palestinian refugees in war-battered Syria.
The campaigners called for ceasing bloodshed against and coerced displacement of the Palestinians of Syria.
The activists launched calls to mobilize support for the Khan Al-Shih camp, where Palestinian refugees have been the permanent targets of unabated onslaughts.
The activists further pushed for urgent actions to stop the reckless attacks against civilians and the infrastructure, lift the blockade, and dispatch humanitarian aid to the camp, most notably medicine and milk for newborns.
They further spoke up against underway attempts to drag Palestinian refugee camps, namely Khan Al-Shih, into the ongoing warfare. Such attempts have serious repercussions on Palestinians’ right of return to their homeland-Palestine.
The activists denounced the unwarranted use of armed force and the massive bombardment on such a space-limited and arm-free area, which they believe stems from a preplanned attempt to dislocate the refugee residents, wipe out Palestinians’ presence in Syria at one fell swoop, and cede the floor to new residents allied with the incumbent Syrian regime.
The campaigners said such schemes of ethnic cleansing against the Palestinians have been applauded by the Israeli occupation entity. As time has passed by, such a colonizing entity has tried every possible effort to eradicate next-door refugee communities, most notably those sheltered in the bordering Khan Al-Shih camp. Located some 60 meters away from 1948 Occupied Palestine, the camp has been a home to several anti-occupation fighters over the past decades.
The campaign urged the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) to draw on its diplomatic channels and long-standing bonds with the Russian Federation so as to push Moscow to halt its torrential blitzkriegs on Khan Al-Shih.
The activists called on the PLO to urge the UNRWA to take up its responsibilities vis-à-vis the beleaguered Palestinian refugees in Khan Al-Shih and to try to reach out to the Yarmouk and Deraa camps at the soonest time possible.
A so-called “We Are the Voice of the Camp” campaign was launched by Palestinian activists and journalists in 1948 Occupied Palestine and the West Bank in solidarity with the Palestinian refugees in war-battered Syria.
The campaigners called for ceasing bloodshed against and coerced displacement of the Palestinians of Syria.
The activists launched calls to mobilize support for the Khan Al-Shih camp, where Palestinian refugees have been the permanent targets of unabated onslaughts.
The activists further pushed for urgent actions to stop the reckless attacks against civilians and the infrastructure, lift the blockade, and dispatch humanitarian aid to the camp, most notably medicine and milk for newborns.
They further spoke up against underway attempts to drag Palestinian refugee camps, namely Khan Al-Shih, into the ongoing warfare. Such attempts have serious repercussions on Palestinians’ right of return to their homeland-Palestine.
The activists denounced the unwarranted use of armed force and the massive bombardment on such a space-limited and arm-free area, which they believe stems from a preplanned attempt to dislocate the refugee residents, wipe out Palestinians’ presence in Syria at one fell swoop, and cede the floor to new residents allied with the incumbent Syrian regime.
The campaigners said such schemes of ethnic cleansing against the Palestinians have been applauded by the Israeli occupation entity. As time has passed by, such a colonizing entity has tried every possible effort to eradicate next-door refugee communities, most notably those sheltered in the bordering Khan Al-Shih camp. Located some 60 meters away from 1948 Occupied Palestine, the camp has been a home to several anti-occupation fighters over the past decades.
The campaign urged the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) to draw on its diplomatic channels and long-standing bonds with the Russian Federation so as to push Moscow to halt its torrential blitzkriegs on Khan Al-Shih.
The activists called on the PLO to urge the UNRWA to take up its responsibilities vis-à-vis the beleaguered Palestinian refugees in Khan Al-Shih and to try to reach out to the Yarmouk and Deraa camps at the soonest time possible.
