Published : 17-07-2018
The mother of the Palestinian refugee from Syria Husam AlDeen Hasan Abdullah Hasan, aged 33, urged Tahrir AlSham Commisson to release her son, who has been held captive since July 7.
Husam’s mother said her son and four other Palestinians were kidnapped by Tahrir AlSham forces some eight days earlier in Harem area, in Idlib. Two detainees have been identified as residents of Syria while three others were residents of Ein Hilweh Camp in Lebanon.
The five Palestinians were kidnapped on allegations of entering Idlib through Erbil city.
The mother added that four detainees were released while her son has been kept captive.
Husam’s mother expressed concern that Tahrir AlSham would execute her son who was heading to Idlib in an attempt to reach Turkey on way to Europe.
Meanwhile, Palestinian and Syrian families seeking shelter in Gileen have been enduring abject living conditions due to the lack of relief assistance and the high rates of unemployment rocking the area.
Reporting from Daraa, AGPS correspondent said tension has been running high in Gileen as ISIS militias have tightened the noose around civilians’ necks in the area. Tension soared after government forces captured Daraa towns.
The mother of the Palestinian refugee from Syria Husam AlDeen Hasan Abdullah Hasan, aged 33, urged Tahrir AlSham Commisson to release her son, who has been held captive since July 7.
Husam’s mother said her son and four other Palestinians were kidnapped by Tahrir AlSham forces some eight days earlier in Harem area, in Idlib. Two detainees have been identified as residents of Syria while three others were residents of Ein Hilweh Camp in Lebanon.
The five Palestinians were kidnapped on allegations of entering Idlib through Erbil city.
The mother added that four detainees were released while her son has been kept captive.
Husam’s mother expressed concern that Tahrir AlSham would execute her son who was heading to Idlib in an attempt to reach Turkey on way to Europe.
Meanwhile, Palestinian and Syrian families seeking shelter in Gileen have been enduring abject living conditions due to the lack of relief assistance and the high rates of unemployment rocking the area.
Reporting from Daraa, AGPS correspondent said tension has been running high in Gileen as ISIS militias have tightened the noose around civilians’ necks in the area. Tension soared after government forces captured Daraa towns.
