Published : 04-01-2017
A delegation of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), headed by the member of the Central Committee of "Fatah movement" and the secretary of the PLO factions, "Samir Al-Refai", popped in Khan Al-Sheih Camp for Palestinian refugees in western Damascus Suburbs on Monday morning.
The visit comes as part of intents to keep tabs on the situation endured by residents of Khan Al-Sheih Camp and to seek urgent ways-out of the crises rocking the shelter.
A number of Khan Al-Sheih residents and activists slammed the PLO for what they dubbed a “belated” move, wondering: “Where has the PLO been when we launched a cry for help after another to neutralize our disarmed camp and lift the blockade?”
They added that the PLO visit is a camouflaged form of the crackdowns and cordon slapped by the Syrian government troops around civilians’ neck, in a renewed infringement of the reconciliation accord struck with the opposition outfits in early December 2016.
Following the deal, the regime battalions and their abettors tightened grip on Khan Al-Sheih and boosted military presence across the shelter.
A delegation of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), headed by the member of the Central Committee of "Fatah movement" and the secretary of the PLO factions, "Samir Al-Refai", popped in Khan Al-Sheih Camp for Palestinian refugees in western Damascus Suburbs on Monday morning.
The visit comes as part of intents to keep tabs on the situation endured by residents of Khan Al-Sheih Camp and to seek urgent ways-out of the crises rocking the shelter.
A number of Khan Al-Sheih residents and activists slammed the PLO for what they dubbed a “belated” move, wondering: “Where has the PLO been when we launched a cry for help after another to neutralize our disarmed camp and lift the blockade?”
They added that the PLO visit is a camouflaged form of the crackdowns and cordon slapped by the Syrian government troops around civilians’ neck, in a renewed infringement of the reconciliation accord struck with the opposition outfits in early December 2016.
Following the deal, the regime battalions and their abettors tightened grip on Khan Al-Sheih and boosted military presence across the shelter.
