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The Unacknowledged Syrians: Mobilization of Palestinian Refugees of Yarmouk in the Syrian Revolution

Salamah, Salim·2016·Confluences Méditerranée

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Yarmouk a été un des groupements palestiniens de Syrie les plus touchés par la répression, et néanmoins un des pôles de mobilisation civile les plus actifs. Cet article vise à discuter le rôle qu’a joué le camp dans la mobilisation révolutionnaire. Pour ce faire, il présente d’abord brièvement le contexte de Yarmouk, en tant que camp « multi fonctionnel ». Ensuite, il rappelle les principaux moments de la mobilisation et présente les efforts fournis par les habitants pour accueillir les déplacés de toute la Syrie malgré les tentatives du régime pour éveiller un sentiment antirévolutionnaire. Puis il montre la militarisation progressive et la tragédie du siège du camp. Sont exposés enfin certains aspects des stratégies de survie mises en œuvre par les civils et les organisations locales pour résister au siège. L’article se propose également d’ouvrir le débat sur la question de l’identité palestinienne syrienne. Il suggère que pour la jeune génération, celle-ci n’était pas incompatible avec leur participation au mouvement social, à la différence de l’ancienne génération, pour laquelle l’identité partisane était plus centrale.

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  1. N. Bitari, "Yarmouk Refugee Camp and the Syrian Uprising: A View from Within," Journal of Palestinian Studies, 2013. Available at: http://www. palestine-studies.org/jps/fulltext/162936.
  2. M. Abo Naser, "Yarmouk au coeur de la révolution", in S. Darwish (ed.), Syrie, l'expérience des villes libérées, Beirut, Riad El-Rayyes Books, 2015, p. 33. 29. Cf supra for a discussion of July 13 th , 2012 demonstration in Yarmouk.
  3. S. Salamah,"Challenges of youth participation in Syria," in: Youth Policy Labs (ed.),From rhetoric to Action. The Case for Space Initiative, Youth Policy Press, Berlin, 2015, p. 58-59.

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Authors
Salamah, S.
Venue
Confluences Méditerranée
Publisher
CAIRN
Published
2016-12-20
Volume
N° 99
Issue
4
Pages
47-60
ISSN
1148-2664
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