Published : 04-11-2019
Palestinian brothers from Syria Ammar Jumu’a Ibrahim, aged 34, and Khaled Jumu’a Ibrahim, 40, have been incarcerated in Syrian government penitentiaries since September 2013.
Both refugees, residents of Yarmouk Camp, were arrested as they passed through the government-run Sabina checkpoint. Their fate has been shrouded in mystery.
Several Palestinian siblings and members of same families got tortured to death in Syrian government dungeons, where 1,768 others have been locked up.
Palestinian brothers from Syria Ammar Jumu’a Ibrahim, aged 34, and Khaled Jumu’a Ibrahim, 40, have been incarcerated in Syrian government penitentiaries since September 2013.
Both refugees, residents of Yarmouk Camp, were arrested as they passed through the government-run Sabina checkpoint. Their fate has been shrouded in mystery.
Several Palestinian siblings and members of same families got tortured to death in Syrian government dungeons, where 1,768 others have been locked up.
