[Centraal] Crisis in Syri� #263 Jisr al-Shougour Schoongeveegd

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Felle gevechten op grens tussen Syri� en Libanon

In het grensgebied tussen Syri� en Libanon zijn dinsdag felle gevechten uitgebroken tussen de militante groeperingen al-Nusra en Hezbollah.

Volgens Hezbollah zijn daarbij minstens twaalf doden gevallen aan de kant van al-Nusra. Over slachtoffers in de eigen gelederen zei de sjiitische Libanese organisatie niets.

Op ongeveer 50 kilometer van de grens in Oost-Libanon werd over en weer geschoten, zei een bron binnen het Libanese veiligheidsapparaat.

Het geweld uit Syri� is vaker overgeslagen naar het kleine buurland Libanon. Strijders van Hezbollah vechten in Syri� mee aan de kant van president Bashar al-Assad. De soennitische militanten van al-Nusra willen hem juist ten val brengen.

Al-Nusra staat bekend als het Syrische 'filiaal' van terreurorganisatie al-Qaeda.

_{Door: ANP}

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HezbollahWatch twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 17:16:00 BREAKING: Via @AlArabiya: Sources: The head of #Hezbollah's operations in the Qalamoun killed. #Iran #Iraq #Lebanon #Syria reageer retweet

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DailyStarLeb twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 13:00:27 The Qalamoun battle is coming: Hezbollah http://t.co/WubaZKLRGT reageer retweet

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DailyStarLeb twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 13:01:39 Hezbollah offensive in Qalamoun protects Assad, not Lebanon: Hariri http://t.co/LaAc4NNk3v reageer retweet

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leithfadel twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 17:21:36 Ahrar Al-Sham is going hard at #Ariha - they have the eastern flank of Ma'ar Tab'i Hill under their control; this is a decisive battle. reageer retweet

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leithfadel twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 17:38:45 Nusra has captured Al-Qahtaniyah after defeating ISIS in Al-Quneitra. reageer retweet

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Brasco_Aad twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 13:07:07 the US bombed a building full of civilians last thursday, because fsa/ypg fighters gave them the wrong coordinates http://t.co/xti0pulD4i reageer retweet

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Brasco_Aad twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 14:56:01 Pentagon Admits Anti-ISIS Strikes Killed Syrian Civilians last Thursday http://t.co/gnCrPz7iBQ reageer retweet

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SyrianLionesss twitterde op maandag 04-05-2015 om 19:27:13 From Sydney, #Australia on #MayDay #Syria #Hezbollah #PFLP http://t.co/6ACW5XPRHn reageer retweet

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 18:24 schreef Montana_ir het volgende:
Het ziet er naar uit dat ook Ariha gaat vallen.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 19:03 schreef Aloulu het volgende:

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Dat was toch al een kwestie van tijd.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 19:14 schreef Montana_ir het volgende:
Jabal Alarbaeen is ook nu in handen van Ahel Alsoenna.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 19:15 schreef Aloulu het volgende:

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Ahlul Soennah komt er weer aan jongen, tijdje van weggeweest maar via Syrie zijn we weer terug straks waar we ooit waren

#sunni4life

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 18:28 schreef reza1 het volgende:

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Brasco_Aad twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 13:07:07 the US bombed a building full of civilians last thursday, because fsa/ypg fighters gave them the wrong coordinates http://t.co/xti0pulD4i reageer retweet

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Brasco_Aad twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 14:56:01 Pentagon Admits Anti-ISIS Strikes Killed Syrian Civilians last Thursday http://t.co/gnCrPz7iBQ reageer retweet

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mutludc twitterde op maandag 04-05-2015 om 15:09:13 Top #YPG Commander M Berxwedan denies there were civilians in village where 52 ppl algdly killd He says no residents live thre #TwitterKurds reageer retweet

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mutludc twitterde op maandag 04-05-2015 om 15:10:43 + M. Berxwedan of #YPG :If civilians really died in strike thy may have been usd as human shields by ISIS to blame US led coalition @CENTCOM reageer retweet

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US: No Syrian civilian deaths in coalition strike

_{AFP, Washington
Monday, 4 May 2015}

The U.S. military denied Sunday a report that strikes led by Washington had killed at least 52 civilians in northern Syria earlier this week, saying those killed were actually fighters.

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitor director Rami Abdel Rahman had told AFP that seven children were among the dead from U.S.-led coalition strikes overnight Thursday into Friday on the village of Birmahle in Aleppo province.

He had warned the toll could rise as rescuers were battling to save 13 people trapped under rubble.

"U.S. Central Command can confirm that Coalition forces conducted airstrikes in the vicinity of Birmahle, Syria, on April 30, destroying several ISIL fighting positions and striking more than 50 ISIL fighters," command spokesman Major Curt Kellogg said in a statement, using an acronym by which ISIS is also known.

"We currently have no indication that any civilians were killed in these strikes."

Kurdish militiamen and Syrian rebel fighters were clashing with ISIS fighters in a town roughly one mile (two kilometers) away from Birmahle at the time of the strikes.

"Prior to the airstrikes, Kurdish forces, who held the town before leaving after being attacked by ISIL, reported there were no civilians present in that location and that there had not been any civilians present for two weeks prior to the Coalition airstrikes," Kellogg said.

"We have significant mitigation measures in place within the targeting process and during the conduct of operations to reduce the potential risks of collateral damage and civilian casualties.

"We work extremely hard to be precise in the application of our airstrikes and take all allegations of civilian casualties very seriously."

Abdel Rahman had indicated that the village is inhabited by civilians only with no ISIS presence.

Air strikes by the international coalition have supported Kurdish militias fighting ISIS in Aleppo province, most notably in the flashpoint border town of Kobane, which is near Birmahle.

Backed by the strikes, Kurdish fighters drove fighters out of Kobane in January.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 19:20 schreef Montana_ir het volgende:
Takbirrr

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Syrian Rebellion Observatory:-
EXCLUSIVE - After one month of rumors, Islamic Front (IF), the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and al-Nusra announcing the Jaysh al-Fateh of al-Qalamoun(05/05/2015).

Jaysh al-Fateh al-Qalamoun based on a dozen of rebellion forces. Main goal is regain control of W-Qalamoun as before Septembre 2014. The other main goal is to clean E-Qalamoun of IS sect and to take over all areas east to the Eastern Ghouta (Damascus).

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IvanSidorenko1 twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:13:20 #Syria #Idlib #Hama #ادلب #حماة #Ḥamāh NSFW video of #SAA #NDF Showing off dead Militant bodies + Beheading one. https://t.co/WSNKYgAeGB reageer retweet

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IvanSidorenko1 twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:02:13 #Syria #Qalamoun #القلمون #Hezbollah #حزب_الله Video of Hezbollah using a ATGM to destroy a militant vehicle. https://t.co/zbVulhDH9O reageer retweet

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2Rook14 twitterde op maandag 04-05-2015 om 23:24:53 #Syria: PHOTO: #SAA's version of "BMPT Terminator" armed with KPV 14.5 HMG on T-72 chassis with spaced & cage armor. http://t.co/D9gYzR1fux reageer retweet

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A senior Hezbollah official says the Lebanese resistance movement will not allow the ISIL Takfiri militants to achieve their goals.

Hezbollah’s Deputy Secretary General Sheikh Naeem Qassem said on Tuesday that fighters belonging to the Lebanese resistance movement are preparing for a battle to purge the strategic region of Qalamoun of ISIL militants.

“In any case, the Qalamoun battle is coming, and it has already stuck its neck out, proving once again that the Takfiris are unable to expand as they wish,” the Beirut-based English-language newspaper Daily Star quoted Qassem as saying.

According to security sources, Syrian army forces along with Hezbollah fighters are preparing for a battle to gain full control of the eastern Lebanon mountain range. Reports also say that the military arrangements for the battle for the eastern mountain range near the border with Syria have almost finished.

The sources said that the Syrian army has brought a number of rocket launchers, artillery batteries and cannons and has deployed them in strategic areas and hills in the Syrian town of Zabadani, close to the border with Lebanon.

“This battle is the battle of protecting Lebanese villages and prevents Takfiris from expanding and achieving their goals,” the senior Hezbollah official said.

He further held certain countries, particularly the US, responsible for the ongoing crisis in Syria, saying, “[They are] busy with other things, and want to postpone the political solution in Syria for a year or two if not more.”

Syria has been grappling with a deadly crisis since March 2011. The violence fueled by Takfiri groups has so far claimed the lives of over 222,000 people, according to the so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) says over 7.2 million people have been internally displaced, and more than 3 million fled the country.

Over the past months, Lebanon has witnessed an increase of militant activity on the border with Syria, suffering from attacks by al-Qaeda-affiliated militants as well as Takfiri ISIL terrorists.

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Leila1H twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:17:36 #Hezbollah SecGen #Nasrallah says terrorists were using lebanese territories outside Arsal even before hezb got involved in alqosair, syria reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:17:44 #Nasrallah: The government is incapable of protecting Lebanon from this takfiri threat; we need to act, otherwise we wouldn't. reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:03:31 #Nasrallah: We're being told the regime is falling; we're being told that the Syrian Army has lost Syria; and that its allies betrayed it. reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:04:41 #Nasrallah: Some rumors are sectarian; such as things like 'Alawites are running away from the coastal areas in Syria and towards Lebanon'. reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:05:59 #Nasrallah: First of all, no one should listen to rumors and lies about Syria; for years we've been hearing about the regime falling. reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:08:22 #Nasrallah: How can the Syrian Army disintegrate if they're fighting on several fronts and advancing? reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:11:04 #Nasrallah: Hezbollah will always stand by our Syrian brothers; this is a battle for all of us. reageer retweet

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 20:46 schreef reza1 het volgende:

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Leila1H twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:17:36 #Hezbollah SecGen #Nasrallah says terrorists were using lebanese territories outside Arsal even before hezb got involved in alqosair, syria reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:17:44 #Nasrallah: The government is incapable of protecting Lebanon from this takfiri threat; we need to act, otherwise we wouldn't. reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:03:31 #Nasrallah: We're being told the regime is falling; we're being told that the Syrian Army has lost Syria; and that its allies betrayed it. reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:04:41 #Nasrallah: Some rumors are sectarian; such as things like 'Alawites are running away from the coastal areas in Syria and towards Lebanon'. reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:05:59 #Nasrallah: First of all, no one should listen to rumors and lies about Syria; for years we've been hearing about the regime falling. reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:08:22 #Nasrallah: How can the Syrian Army disintegrate if they're fighting on several fronts and advancing? reageer retweet

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ArabSecularist twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:11:04 #Nasrallah: Hezbollah will always stand by our Syrian brothers; this is a battle for all of us. reageer retweet

Wat een baas is het toch.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 20:21 schreef UpsideDown het volgende:
Takfiri's in stukken gezaagd, ik raad aan het filmpje niet te kijken

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IvanSidorenko1 twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:13:20 #Syria #Idlib #Hama #ادلب #حماة #Ḥamāh NSFW video of #SAA #NDF Showing off dead Militant bodies + Beheading one. https://t.co/WSNKYgAeGB reageer retweet

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FSACrimes2 twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 21:37:01 Why are the White Helmet's "volunteer rescue workers" present at Nusra executions? http://t.co/EJr8cJodGy reageer retweet

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 21:37 schreef Djibril het volgende:

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De firefly versies van saa zullen zeggen dat het een incidentje is.
Snap sowieso niet wat nut ervan is? Blijkbaar staat saa helemaal niet boven de takfiris. Maarja dat weet iedereen.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 21:48 schreef UpsideDown het volgende:

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Achja, vuur met water blijven bestrijden wordt steeds lastiger. In Irak doen ze dit soort praktijken ook.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 21:49 schreef IPA35 het volgende:

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Pretenderen iets om Salafisten te geven

Jammer dat ze al dood zijn.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 21:51 schreef UpsideDown het volgende:

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Wordt dan zo'n barbaarse teringzooi, dat is wel jammer.

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ResistanceER twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:26:12 GREAT NEWS#Syria | #Hezbollah/#SAA liberate the village and hill on 'Masebeen and alHarsh' in #Idlib reageer retweet

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The streets here are all but deserted, except for the odd fighter running from one alley to the other. Buildings in this northern quarter are completely gutted: Holes have been punched through the internal walls to allow fighters to move without passing through the sniper’s alleys outside, and massive curtains hang across the gaping holes to obscure the movement of opposing fighters.

On the third floor of one of the destroyed buildings, Thaer sits patiently on a plastic chair, sniper rifle held against his shoulder, his eye never wavering from the telescopic sight. The baby-faced 20-year-old Palestinian has not moved from his position all morning, monitoring the entrance of a tunnel he discovered that belongs to the al Qaeda-affiliated al-Nusra Front. His commander and another fighter tiptoe quietly behind him, careful not to make any noise that could be heard through the curtain separating them from the militants located just across the street.

“Look over there. That’s where the entrance is; that’s where they’re coming from,” he whispered, pointing to a barely visible hole among the rubble of the opposite building.

A native of the Yarmouk refugee camp, Thaer has been fighting for two years with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command (PFLP-GC), a nationalist Palestinian militant group headquartered in Syria. Founded and governed by Ahmed Jibril, the PFLP-GC is based in Yarmouk camp and is closely allied with the Syrian government. Thaer’s mother and sister fled to a Damascus suburb farther from the violence two years ago when the fighting in the camp intensified. He stayed behind to help his comrades, and the continuous battles have made him an experienced shot. “I’ve killed a lot of targets. I’m not afraid of them, of Daesh,” he said, using an Arabic term for the Islamic State.

After two years of battles inside the camp, Yarmouk is now a shell of its former self, and the situation has only gotten worse with the recent onslaught from the Islamic State. The PFLP-GC and opposition fighters have dug in, unwilling to give up any territory. The future of the camp is bleak, as this particular battle looks to continue indefinitely.

The northern section of Yarmouk camp is now under the control of the PFLP-GC, while the Syrian army and the National Defense Force, a government-funded militia, surround the western and northern outskirts. The rest of the camp is under the control of al-Nusra Front, the Islamic State, and other opposition groups. The southern and eastern sections of the camp open up to neighborhoods under the control of the opposition.

In early April, the Islamic State infiltrated the opposition-controlled areas of Yarmouk, which is one of the largest Palestinian camps in Syria and used to be home to roughly 250,000 people. The jihadi group’s entry into the south of the camp was facilitated by Nusra, according to Palestinian officials and fighters on the ground. The ensuing fighting saw the Islamic State gain ground, capturing roughly 70 percent of the camp, while the PFLP-GC, taking advantage of the chaos, was able to advance in the remaining portion.

Today, no building remains intact; fighters have now installed themselves in the homes of others, moving among torn-up couches and dirty toys. While some reports from the opposition-held areas state that the Islamic State handed control of opposition-held areas to Nusra, other opposition reports and the PFLP-GC deny this, saying the Islamic State is still very much present, fighting alongside Nusra. PFLP-GC officials claim they are slowly gaining ground and now have control of approximately 35 percent of the camp.

Since 2012, the situation in the camp has been bad. Over the past three years, residents have been caught in the crossfire between the government-aligned forces and opposition groups and have suffered a crippling siege that left thousands of civilians in desperate need for aid. Now, the situation is even worse: Approximately 13,000 civilians remain in the opposition-controlled areas of the camp with little access to aid, leaving them in one of the worst humanitarian situations ever witnessed by international organizations.

The struggle for the camp, however, is far from over. Ahmad, a fighter barely out of his teens, keeps a lookout as his comrades move between buildings in between intermittent exchanges of gunfire.

“I will not stop until they leave the camp,” he says of the Islamic State. “I have no problem staying here in this position, not sleeping, digging out tunnels, and fighting. We need to do this.”

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The Palestinian fighters working on the side of the regime are not only fighting for their homes — they see themselves as the capital’s first line of defense against the jihadis. Yarmouk camp lies only six miles from the center of the capital. PFLP-GC officials believe the opposition wanted to use the camp as a base to enter into Damascus from the west, a plan they say was created by former Saudi intelligence chief Bandar bin Sultan.

When the opposition began launching attacks in 2012, Abu Ahmad, a slight man in his 50s, was called in from Lebanon to help lead the fight back. The overall security commander of the PFLP-GC on the ground in Yarmouk, he fought alongside Jibril in the 1970s and 1980s and walks with a limp from an old battle wound. He points out alleyways and buildings that had been taken by the opposition in 2012 and were then recaptured by the PFLP-GC, emphasizing that the rebels had managed to make their way up to the very edge of the camp’s northern quarter before being pushed back.

Heavy fighting abated in the summer of 2014 as factions attempted to work on a local cease-fire in the camp.

“The cease-fire details were in place and ready to be implemented by the end of March 2015 when the terrorists of Daesh and Nusra launched their attack on the camp, scuttling all previous efforts,” Abu Ahmad says. As a result, the military operations resumed as negotiations were put on hold.

With the fighters in Yarmouk just feet from their enemies, the struggle has now gone underground. Access to Riji Square — recently recaptured by the PFLP-GC from Nusra — is only through a newly dug tunnel that runs under several buildings now belonging to the Palestinian group.

According to a PFLP-GC commander, it took his group three months to build this particular passage. Electricity supplied by the Syrian government provides a dim light throughout the tunnel. In some areas, fighters have to crawl on their hands and knees to get through, dragging whatever military equipment can fit. In the middle of the tunnel lies a makeshift room with a couch facing several closed-circuit television screens observing different points of the camp.

Sitting on the couch, Abu el Azz Daham cuts a formidable figure. Tall, burly, and sporting a bushy, dark beard, the veteran PFLP-GC commander oversees hundreds of fighters in the northern quarter of Yarmouk.

“Before the last battle, we would hit the militants from the roofs,” he said, sitting back and observing the TV screens in front of him. “They would be on the ground, and we would throw mortars down at them.”

“Now it’s different. We’ve built tunnels, and we’re hitting them from underneath as well.”

The Palestinian group’s enemies, evidently, have adopted the same strategies. In a video Daham filmed just days ago, he shows the entrance to a tunnel he says was dug out by the Islamic State and Nusra. Seconds later, a Katyusha 107 mm rocket with more than 100 pounds of explosives wrapped around it was fired from the fifth floor of the neighboring building into the hole, bringing down rubble around it.

“They’ve built tunnels, which they learned from Hamas,” said Daham. “Who taught Hamas and even Hezbollah how to build tunnels back in the day? We did.”

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The camp is a microcosm of the tangled loyalties created by the Syrian crisis. The recent battle against the Islamic State, for instance, saw a number of defections from Hamas-controlled militant group Aknaf Bayt al-Maqdis — previously allied with opposition factions in the camp — to the regime side, after the Islamic State beheaded 10 Aknaf men. But other fighters from the group defected to Nusra and the Islamic State. According to Palestinian sources, Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal, who is based in Qatar, made several calls to PFLP-GC leader Jibril, as well as Hezbollah and Amal leaders in Lebanon, in order to secure the safety of Aknaf fighters. Now, approximately 160 Aknaf fighters are fighting alongside the regime, according to Palestinian sources, but Daham still eyes them with suspicion.

“I don’t trust anyone — these are the same people who let Nusra into the camp in 2012.” he said. “Everyone here works autonomously. We do our work; they do their work. I personally do not coordinate with them.”

Families have been torn apart by their allegiances to different factions. “We had a situation recently where one PFLP-GC fighter discovered that his brother was fighting alongside Nusra,” said Daham. “This is what we are living.”

Umm Yousef, a nurse with the PFLP-GC, is a constant presence on the front line. Refusing to let the younger, less experienced medics go all the way to the front, she tends to the wounded fighters herself. Originally from Lebanon’s Burj al-Barajneh refugee camp, she moved here with her husband, a PFLP-GC fighter, several years ago. He was kidnapped and beheaded by opposition factions in 2012, and since then she has thrown herself into her work.

“Recently I attended to [Mohammad] Zaghmout, the former bodyguard to [Hamas leader] Meshaal,” she said. “I hate him; I wanted to kill him. Hamas are traitors to all Palestinians. But I did my job. I helped him get better.”

This hatred is more than shared by the fighters on the other side of the battle lines. “We are coming to get you, you dogs of the PFLP-GC,” reads an inscription scrawled on the wall of a building retaken by the Palestinian group.

The PFLP-GC fighters laugh when they pass it. “We are coming to chase them,” said one, after reading the scrawls.

“If we weren’t here fighting, [the militants] would be able to access Damascus,” said Daham. “We’re here to protect the camp and Damascus. Unlike Hamas, we are loyal to Syria. Syria was loyal to Palestine.”

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 21:53 schreef IPA35 het volgende:

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Waarom? Zij zijn de vijand van de mensheid. Zij zijn geen mensen, doch slechts vuil.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 21:37 schreef Djibril het volgende:

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De firefly versies van saa zullen zeggen dat het een incidentje is.
Snap sowieso niet wat nut ervan is? Blijkbaar staat saa helemaal niet boven de takfiris. Maarja dat weet iedereen.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 21:58 schreef UpsideDown het volgende:

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Dat is wel zo, maar als regeringstroepen ook massaal aan het onthoofden slaan gedragen zij zich ook als achterlijken, plus dat het natuurlijk zeer slechte reclame is. Beter gewoon de rommel in de pickup gooien en verbranden.

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 22:02 schreef IPA35 het volgende:

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Ja. Maar ze moeten de wahhabieten gewoon doden. Lijken vernielen heeft weinig zin. Maar wat frustraties lozen kan goed voor het moraal zijn... Velen van de SAA hebben vrienden en familie verloren aan de baardapen natuurlijk.

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Avashin twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:16:15 GRAPHIC: large number of ISIS members killed by YPG near Til Tamir in ISIS failed attack #TwitterKurds https://t.co/H9xe1xklPz via @YouTube reageer retweet

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 22:57 schreef UpsideDown het volgende:

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Avashin twitterde op dinsdag 05-05-2015 om 20:16:15 GRAPHIC: large number of ISIS members killed by YPG near Til Tamir in ISIS failed attack #TwitterKurds https://t.co/H9xe1xklPz via @YouTube reageer retweet

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Op dinsdag 5 mei 2015 21:37 schreef Djibril het volgende:

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De firefly versies van saa zullen zeggen dat het een incidentje is.
Snap sowieso niet wat nut ervan is? Blijkbaar staat saa helemaal niet boven de takfiris. Maarja dat weet iedereen.

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Op woensdag 6 mei 2015 01:00 schreef Slayage het volgende:

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oorlog is per definitie een barbaarse tering zooi

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leithfadel twitterde op woensdag 06-05-2015 om 07:57:11 The Hasakah front that has been ignored analysts has recently become engulfed in violence - SAA captured 3 villages:http://t.co/GUj1ci0A1S reageer retweet

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leithfadel twitterde op woensdag 06-05-2015 om 05:13:44 The SAA has recaptured a number of areas south of #Idlib City, as the terrorists attack near Ariha:http://t.co/maZrTAHFFI reageer retweet

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sayed_ridha twitterde op woensdag 06-05-2015 om 08:32:23 #Hasakah: #NDF thwart #IS attempt to attack its positions north of Milibya destroying 1 vehicle and killing/wounding a dozen #IS militants reageer retweet

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jackshahine twitterde op woensdag 06-05-2015 om 10:21:01 #YPG foiled #IS VBIED attack on Faculty of Agriculture in #Hasakah by targeting and exploding it with no casualtiesStill under #YPG control reageer retweet

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sayed_ridha twitterde op woensdag 06-05-2015 om 10:57:54 #Asayish says that it has stopped a booby trapped car from exploding near one of its centres in #Hasakah #Rojava reageer retweet

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SeniorB twitterde op woensdag 06-05-2015 om 11:05:04 #BREAKING Massive car blast in the center of #Hasakah northern #Syria, targeted a #Kurdish security gathering, casualties are more than 16. reageer retweet

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sayed_ridha twitterde op woensdag 06-05-2015 om 11:18:36 #IS launched a dozen mortars on Al-Nasera, Al-Kalaseh & Al-Salihiya neighbourhoods in #Hasakah resulting in 3 dead civilians reageer retweet