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The United Nations has made a accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson for humanitarian accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson to the besieged Yarmouk Palestinian accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson camp in the suburbs of Damascus. The UN is concerned about the accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson of around 18,000 Palestinian refugees holed up in the camp. Many of Yarmouk's accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson fled after the group ISIS invaded last Wednesday and overran the camp. Jordan’s Ambassador to the UN Dina Kawar called "for the accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson of civilians in the camp" and for "humanitarian access to the area including…life-saving accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson". Another UN accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson Pierre Krahenbuhl described the situation as "more accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson than ever". He said: "What civilians in Yarmouk are most accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson about right now is bare survival".

Yarmouk was established in 1957 to accommodate the accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson influx of Palestinian refugees from Israel. It became accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson to the largest Palestinian refugee accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson in Syria. Before the recent ISIS accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson, around 160,000 people lived there. Life in the camp had already become accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson for most residents following 18 months of bombing and a accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson because of Syria's accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson war. Many parts of the camp now resemble a ghost town, with shells of bomb-blasted buildings and a civilian accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson that has fled. News agencies report that ISIS now controls about 90 per cent of the camp. Syrian accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson are worried ISIS could use it as a springboard to launch accessassistanceattacksauthoritiescivilcommunityconcerneddesperatehomehugeincursionintolerablepleaplightpopulationprotectionrefugeeresidentssiegespokesperson on the capital Damascus.