Published : 16-02-2015
In the begging of the solidarity week with the Palestinians of Syria, the Palestine League and the Palestinian Women League in Germany carried out a seminar titled” Palestinians of Syria… Nakba renews Nakba” , which was delivered by Mr. Tareq Hamoud , the Executive Manager of the Palestinian Return Center in London, at Dortmund city, Germany.
Mr. Tareq Hamoud presented a detailed presentation for the suffering of the Palestinians of Syria refugees during the ongoing war in Syria such as bombing, siege, clashes and displacement. He also presented the difficult living conditions that the refugees suffer of inside the camps in Syria and out of Syria in the neighboring countries, he also shed the light on the strict siege that is imposed on the Yarmouk camp for the Palestinian Refugees in Damascus since 589 days and led to 165 refugee victims who died due to the malnutrition and the lack of medical care.
Mr. Tareq Hamoud continued to talk about the cruel situation that the Palestinian Refugees suffer in the Syria neighboring areas, he also mentioned that most of those countries prevent completely the entry of the Palestinian Syrian to its territories, which prompted thousands of them to risk their lives and their children’s lives riding the so called “Death Boats” in order to reach the European countries asking for safety and decent life. Mr. Tareq Hamoud referred to that dozens of Palestinians of Syria refugees are detained in Egypt and Thailand in addition to hundreds of refugees who are stuck in Cyprus and Greece, and he also mentioned that the detainees in Egypt are still on a hunger strike since about a week.
It is mentioned that the seminar comes within a group of seminars that were held in Berlin-Germany, Rotterdam- Netherlands and Malmo-Sweden. Those activities were according to a series of activities that were prepared by the Palestinians of Europe Conference No.13 in coordination with a number of Palestinian organizations in the European countries for solidarity with the Palestinians of Syria and to demand to take the siege of the Yarmouk Camp away.
In the begging of the solidarity week with the Palestinians of Syria, the Palestine League and the Palestinian Women League in Germany carried out a seminar titled” Palestinians of Syria… Nakba renews Nakba” , which was delivered by Mr. Tareq Hamoud , the Executive Manager of the Palestinian Return Center in London, at Dortmund city, Germany.
Mr. Tareq Hamoud presented a detailed presentation for the suffering of the Palestinians of Syria refugees during the ongoing war in Syria such as bombing, siege, clashes and displacement. He also presented the difficult living conditions that the refugees suffer of inside the camps in Syria and out of Syria in the neighboring countries, he also shed the light on the strict siege that is imposed on the Yarmouk camp for the Palestinian Refugees in Damascus since 589 days and led to 165 refugee victims who died due to the malnutrition and the lack of medical care.
Mr. Tareq Hamoud continued to talk about the cruel situation that the Palestinian Refugees suffer in the Syria neighboring areas, he also mentioned that most of those countries prevent completely the entry of the Palestinian Syrian to its territories, which prompted thousands of them to risk their lives and their children’s lives riding the so called “Death Boats” in order to reach the European countries asking for safety and decent life. Mr. Tareq Hamoud referred to that dozens of Palestinians of Syria refugees are detained in Egypt and Thailand in addition to hundreds of refugees who are stuck in Cyprus and Greece, and he also mentioned that the detainees in Egypt are still on a hunger strike since about a week.
It is mentioned that the seminar comes within a group of seminars that were held in Berlin-Germany, Rotterdam- Netherlands and Malmo-Sweden. Those activities were according to a series of activities that were prepared by the Palestinians of Europe Conference No.13 in coordination with a number of Palestinian organizations in the European countries for solidarity with the Palestinians of Syria and to demand to take the siege of the Yarmouk Camp away.
