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Today I visited Yarmouk camp, which was once the largest Palestinian community outside Palestine. I once lived here, and these streets were full of people. The Assad regime did this. Remember this the next time you hear that the fall of the Assad regime was bad for Palestinians.

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Nachamu 🇺🇸🇮🇱vor 1 Jahr

Isn’t it fascinating how UNRWA can stay completely silent when Assad annihilates the Palestinian neighborhood of Yarmouk in Damascus? Entire blocks leveled, thousands dead or displaced, and not a single tweet mentioning his name. Not one. Why the silence, Mr. Lazzarini? It seems UNRWA is more interested in pointing fingers at Israel than addressing the real atrocities committed by its so-called allies. Assad gets a free pass while the organization continues to prop up a narrative of victimhood rather than calling out the true perpetrators. By ignoring the destruction of Yarmouk, UNRWA fails the very people it claims to protect. This silence doesn’t just expose hypocrisy—it enables the very regimes that perpetuate Palestinian suffering.

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Sallah Shabativor 1 Jahr

Weird how there were no weekly protests for Yarmouk. Actual proven cases of hunger, 200 of them

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Mo | محمدvor 1 Jahr

I was born and raised there. I miss my house and sometimes I just reminisce about my childhood there and all the roads I used to walk going to school and to my friends house. I remember one day back in 2012 I was going back home from school which was outside the yarmouk camp, and

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Elydia35vor 1 Jahr

you're a liar -- ISIS did this. They took it over. Most Palestinians had already gone when they took it over.

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Angel Martinezvor 1 Jahr

Yarmouk camp? That was a fully fledged neighborhood, that was no camp. Another reason why UNRWA shouldn’t exist. They exist to keep “Palestinians” as eternal “refugees,” in forever “camps” that morph into towns and small cities and “refugee” status being inherited. Insane!

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Zed De Loyolavor 1 Jahr

Will you also tell your readers which armed groups dominated Yarmouk camp?

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Nachamu 🇺🇸🇮🇱vor 2 Jahren

Thank you. It seems that in the Middle East, the Jewish state is perpetually scrutinized and criticized, while other nations, where women lack fundamental rights, where dissent is punished by death, and where honor killings are rampant, are largely ignored. When Israel defends itself from rocket attacks, the global outcry is swift and fierce. Despite Israel's remarkable contributions across various fields—be it technological innovations, humanitarian efforts, or medical breakthroughs—the media often overlooks or underreports these achievements. I am committed to writing a daily article highlighting the positive impact of Israel’s accomplishments. My goal is to shed light on the genuine contributions of Israel and the Jewish people, hoping to influence those who seek an honest understanding of Israel’s role in making the world a better place.

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Moy Mizvor 1 Jahr

Desolated. Why did Assad target this camp? Or Palestinians in general..?

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Mikevor 1 Jahr

Just gonna ignore that ISIS was big here lol

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Zach זקvor 1 Jahr

Yup:

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Cvor 1 Jahr

And no protests? No University encampments??? No arrest warrant for Assad? I wonder why 🤔

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