Posted on 08/12/2016 10:36:34 AM PDT by Morgana
La ville d’Alep est deux fois encerclée : l’armée syrienne encercle 300 000 personnes à l’est et les rebelles encerclent 2 millions de personnes à l’ouest. Pour ouvrir un passage et briser le siège, les rebelles ont attaqué la banlieue 1070 à l’ouest d’Alep. Cette banlieue était composée de dizaines de grands immeubles inachevés. Les agences des Nations Unies et les ONG internationales avaient dépensé des millions pour réhabiliter ces immeubles et y loger des milliers de familles déplacées de la partie est et des campagnes du nord et de l’ouest.
video on link..also in French.
(Excerpt) Read more at maryakub.net ...
I take it things are dire for him to be making this video.
The City of Aleppo is twice circled: the Syrian army encircles 300,000 people to the IS and the rebels encircle 2 million people to the west. To open a passage and break the seat, the rebels attacked the outskirts 1070 west of Aleppo. This suburb was composed of dozens of large buildings unfinished. The agencies of the United Nations and international NGOS had spent millions to rehabilitate these buildings and stay there thousands of displaced families of the part is and campaigns of the North and the West.
I assume this is in Aleppo?
Aleppo is circled twice: the Syrian army encircles 300 000 people in the east and the rebels encircle 2 million people in the west. To open a passage and break the siege, the rebels attacked the suburbs in 1070 west of Aleppo. This suburb was composed of dozens of great unfinished buildings. UN agencies and international NGOs had spent millions to rehabilitate these buildings and accommodate thousands of families displaced from the eastern and northern and western campaigns.
And now, fighting fires in this region, these families had to take the path of exile. They bypassed Aleppo from the west and south and arrived in Al Nayrab camp, Palestinian camp located at admission is Aleppo. Hardly arrived families were soon joined by hundreds of others fleeing the fighting which are triggered when the rebels opened a breach in Aleppo is five kilometers from Al-Nayrab. By God's providence we installed five months earlier a mobile hospital to the population then estimated at 150,000 inhabitants to be careful because often passing Ramusseh was under fire from snipers. Or because of the siege and the plight surgeons did not reach our hospital. They are too busy within the city to treat hundreds of wounded because the city is the target of a pitched battle, and the shells fall on people's heads. Surgeon constraints, operations on war victims are performed by nurses.
Depopulation organized Syria seems sadly effective, we lack Surgeons. Thank you is all ready to join specialist Aleppo to report. We ask paricularly with two surgeons of any nationality whatsoever except the US nationality who find more difficulty obtaining a visa. We take care to accompany them to Nayrab.
God bless you.
Mother Agnes Mariam of the Cross
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I am a physician with years of surgical training. I would go to Hell before I would go to Alleppo
Appreciate your raising attention of persecution and hardship crisis that Christians are face in the middle east.
Humanitarian need is urgent - now.
It’s going to be a big problem finding doctors or humanitarian volunteers to travel to a country that’s in a an ongoing civil war.
Any solid Organizations that you or anyone else here recommend donating to?
Doctors without borders suffered big casualties when a hospital was bombed not too long ago.
As an aside, (because this is a site interested in political casuality) -
This administration and its supporters are very much to blame for the creative destruction policies that set the Middle east on fire with islamic ultra-violence.
RE: “A Priest in the sixth-century Monastery of St. James, Syria, Fr, Daniel Maes, is begging the world so send doctors for there are none left. Many are sick and in need of treatment.
I take it things are dire for him to be making this video.”
Not is, east. L’est= the east, not it is. French homonym. But good translation otherwise!
Yeah, I can imagine hundred of doctors just fighting to get to Aleppo.
All your doctor are belong to us!
Even Doctors Without Borders would have a tough time supplying people for this hellhole. They need to contact Doctors Without Common Sense.
So what you are saying is, “Il est l’est” is translated “It is the east”?
Yes I believe so.
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