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ISIS accused of beheading captives in Palestinian refugee camp Yarmouk
THE INDEPENDENT by Adam Withnall April 6, 2015 Isis has reportedly begun beheading captives after taking over the majority of a large Palestinian refugee camp in Syria. UN officials said scenes on the ground in the Yarmouk camp just south of … Continue reading
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Tagged al-Qaeda, ISIS, Jabhat al Nusra, Palestinians, Syria, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Yarmouk
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