Published : 29-04-2018
The Committee for Monitoring Refugees from Syria to Gaza condemned the systematic destruction of what remains of Yarmouk camp for Palestinian refugees and its lanes, of people and stones.
It also held the Syrian regime, the Palestinian factions involved with it and the Palestinian factions that have been silent, responsible for the targeting and destruction of the camp.
The Committee said that the PLO, through the years of siege on the Palestinian camps and their destruction, did not give the issue of Palestinian-Syrians the required attention, whether inside Syria or the places of asylum, and demanded that those who claim that Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine, to guarantee the security of the people before the land.
About one thousand Palestinian refugees from Syria in the Gaza Strip face severe living difficulties, after fleeing the ongoing war in Syria. They are suffering from poor economic conditions, in addition to their inability to provide housing and work, because of the disastrous situation that they are experiencing in the Gaza Strip, caused by the Israeli occupation, and the apparent failure to deal with their suffering by the UNRWA, the PLO and the Palestinian factions.
The Committee for Monitoring Refugees from Syria to Gaza condemned the systematic destruction of what remains of Yarmouk camp for Palestinian refugees and its lanes, of people and stones.
It also held the Syrian regime, the Palestinian factions involved with it and the Palestinian factions that have been silent, responsible for the targeting and destruction of the camp.
The Committee said that the PLO, through the years of siege on the Palestinian camps and their destruction, did not give the issue of Palestinian-Syrians the required attention, whether inside Syria or the places of asylum, and demanded that those who claim that Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine, to guarantee the security of the people before the land.
About one thousand Palestinian refugees from Syria in the Gaza Strip face severe living difficulties, after fleeing the ongoing war in Syria. They are suffering from poor economic conditions, in addition to their inability to provide housing and work, because of the disastrous situation that they are experiencing in the Gaza Strip, caused by the Israeli occupation, and the apparent failure to deal with their suffering by the UNRWA, the PLO and the Palestinian factions.
