​​​​​​​Iraqi refugees praise Operation "Humanity and Security"

On Sunday, the Internal Security Forces launched a large-scale security operation in Al-Hol camp 45 km east of Al-Hasakah, under the "Humanity and Security Campaign", in an effort to dismantle ISIS's women's organization and its cells in the camp. 

Iraqi refugees in Al-Hol camp in eastern Syria praised the campaign of the Internal Security Forces that was launched in the camp, and stressed the need for security.

The campaign was welcomed by the Iraqi refugees who indicated, the need for continued security operations, to curb the crimes in the camp.

Khalaf Abboud, from the Iraqi province of Nineveh, said: "We want security and stability to prevail inside the camp, and to reduce the crimes, and I think the campaign is positive and good."

Abboud explained that the return of Iraqis to their homeland is a way to get rid of the crimes that the camp is witnessing.

For his part, Issam Mahmoud Ali, from the Iraqi province of Nineveh also said: "The crimes have exhausted us as a result of the war that took place in Iraq, and what we faced during the process of leaving our homes."

He went on to say: "All we hope is for security and stability to prevail after this security operation," adding, "It is time to rest from the trouble."

As for Ibrahim Muhammad Yassin, from the Iraqi province of Mosul, he complained about the security situation in the camp, and said: "Our condition is like the rest of all the camp residents. Our only complaint is from security.

On the first days of their campaign, the Internal Security Forces arrested 9 people, including those accused of ties of ISIS mercenaries and among them was a mercenary leader named "Abu Saad al-Iraqi", who worked for a long time to recruit people for ISIS.

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