Published : 27-05-2018
Palestinian refugee “mindless” “Eissa Yehia Abu Zeid,” was subjected to hitting and torture on the hands of the Nisreen Street Groups, loyal to the Syrian regime, and a number of the residents of the neighborhood, after accusing him of belonging to ISIS.
According to the residents of Yarmouk camp, Palestinian man “Eissa” or “Abu Al-Eis,” is known in his Palestinian society that he has mental disorders since birth, and was used during the siege of the camp, to wearing loose clothes and sitting on one of the roads in the neighborhood of Al-Magharba, looking to passers-by and asking them when the siege will end and when he will leave from the region.
As the Syrian regime entered Yarmouk camp, Essa was arrested on charges of ISIS and he was transferred to Al-Tadamon neighborhood. A video shows the young man in Nisreen Street, being beaten and insulted, in the presence of members of the Syrian regime, despite the knowledge of the people of the region that he lost his mind. His fate is unknown until now.
Palestinian refugee “mindless” “Eissa Yehia Abu Zeid,” was subjected to hitting and torture on the hands of the Nisreen Street Groups, loyal to the Syrian regime, and a number of the residents of the neighborhood, after accusing him of belonging to ISIS.
According to the residents of Yarmouk camp, Palestinian man “Eissa” or “Abu Al-Eis,” is known in his Palestinian society that he has mental disorders since birth, and was used during the siege of the camp, to wearing loose clothes and sitting on one of the roads in the neighborhood of Al-Magharba, looking to passers-by and asking them when the siege will end and when he will leave from the region.
As the Syrian regime entered Yarmouk camp, Essa was arrested on charges of ISIS and he was transferred to Al-Tadamon neighborhood. A video shows the young man in Nisreen Street, being beaten and insulted, in the presence of members of the Syrian regime, despite the knowledge of the people of the region that he lost his mind. His fate is unknown until now.
