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After the announcement of the security forces of the Autonomous Administration of Northeast Syria It aborted a mass escape, through a truck in which about 55 members of ISIS terrorist families hid, including 39 children and 17 women. A network of tunnels was discovered inside al-Hol camp dug by ISIS members to carry out escape operations and transfer weapons and messages to and from the camp.
Security experts and specialists in the affairs of terrorist groups Al-Hol camp represents a time bomb capable of exploding and fragmenting at any moment, especially in light of the security breaches, the success of ISIS in carrying out escape operations, and communication with the organization’s cells and elements outside the camp.
Experts considered that "The discovery of a network of tunnels leading out of the camp, a sign that the recurrence of a scenario Al-Hasakah prison In al-Hol, it seems very possible, which requires the authorities of the Autonomous Administration and international organizations and bodies to remedy the disaster and address the file of this camp, which has become a security threat to the region and the world as a whole.".
Sarteeb Gohar, a journalist and writer who is an expert on terrorist groups, who has visited the camp more than once, said in an interview with "Sky News Arabia": "What was recently announced about the existence of trenches and tunnel networks leading outside the camp walls, reveals once again that al-Hol is a time bomb that will inevitably explode.".
Explaining the complexities of the security and social situation inside the camp, Johar added: "According to stats self management which runs the camp, the camp’s population is 94 percent women and children, which doubles the difficulty and seriousness of this big problem, as the capabilities of the Autonomous Administration are limited to deal with such a huge file, for example, many children without identities and do not know who their parents are".
He continued by saying: "Which countries he belongs to ISIS al-Hol It refuses to transfer them to their countries of origin, and thus the problem is exacerbated with the passage of time, warning of serious security and social unrest and explosions, not only in northeastern Syria, but also in Iraq and the region as a whole.".
He continued: "The Autonomous Administration, for its part, does not know how to legally deal with this issue, and the reason is that no one is cooperating with it as it should to solve this problem and take responsibility, and therefore this time bomb continues to be active without nullifying its effect.".
Jawhar revealed, according to the private information he had from inside the camp: "That there is strong communication between those who lead and manage the organization inside the camp with ISIS Abroad, with the aim of continuous coordination and preparation for the implementation of partial and even mass smuggling operations for ISIS Al-Hol, similar to what happened in Al-Ghwairan prison in the city of Al-Hasakah months ago.".
He indicated that: "What makes it more difficult to control these people is the sprawling area of the camp and the high population density in it, which explains the inability of the security forces in the camp to impose their grip on it in the required manner, in order to prevent dangerous penetrations, as happened by exposing this network of tunnels".
Accidents of escaping from the camp, which is about 50 km east of the city, are frequent Al-Hasakah Towards the Iraqi border, which includes about 60,000, most of whom are from Syria and Iraq, in addition to the presence of more than 10,000 people belonging to ISIS families from more than 50 different European and Western nationalities.
Al-Hol camp includes between 60 and 70,000 people, most of whom are women and children, who were displaced due to the war in Syria and the battle against ISISAlmost half of them are Iraqis and a quarter of them are Syrians, while about 10,000 foreigners are housed in a secure annex.
The history of the establishment of Al-Hol camp dates back to the 1990s, when the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) built a camp on the outskirts of the town of Al-Hol, in coordination with the Syrian government, to receive thousands of displaced Iraqis and refugees far away. Second Gulf War.
After the emergence of ISIS and its control since 2014, large areas of Iraq and Syria, including the town of Al-Hol itself, which it liberated Syrian Democratic Forces With the help of the international coalition forces against ISIS in 2015, the movement of displacement to it revitalized again, crowding tens of thousands of Iraqi refugees and displaced Syrians, and it is now considered the largest place of detention for ISIS and their families in the world.
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After the announcement of the security forces of the Autonomous Administration of Northeast Syria It aborted a mass escape, through a truck in which about 55 members of ISIS terrorist families hid, including 39 children and 17 women. A network of tunnels was discovered inside al-Hol camp dug by ISIS members to carry out escape operations and transfer weapons and messages to and from the camp.
Security experts and specialists in the affairs of terrorist groups Al-Hol camp represents a time bomb capable of exploding and fragmenting at any moment, especially in light of the security breaches, the success of ISIS in carrying out escape operations, and communication with the organization’s cells and elements outside the camp.
The experts considered that “the discovery of a network of tunnels leading out of the camp, is a sign that the recurrence of the scenario Al-Hasakah prison In al-Hol, it seems very likely, which requires the authorities of the Autonomous Administration and the international organizations and bodies, to remedy the disaster and address the file of this camp, which has become a security threat to the region and the world as a whole.
Sarteeb Jawhar, a journalist and writer expert in terrorist groups, who visited the camp more than once, said in an interview with “Sky News Arabia”: “What was recently announced about the existence of trenches and tunnel networks leading outside the camp walls, reveals once again that Al-Hol is a bomb.” It’s going to explode soon.”
Explaining the complexities of the security and social situation inside the camp, Johar added: “According to statistics, self management which runs the camp, the camp’s population by 94 percent is women and children, which doubles the difficulty and seriousness of this big problem, as the capabilities of the Autonomous Administration are limited to deal with such a huge file, for example, many children do not have identities and do not know who their parents are.
He continued, “The countries to which he belongs ISIS al-Hol It refuses to transfer them to their countries of origin, and thus the problem is exacerbated with the passage of time, warning of dangerous security and social unrest and explosions, not only in northeastern Syria, but also in Iraq and the region as a whole.”
He continued: “The Autonomous Administration, for its part, does not know how to legally deal with this issue, and the reason is that no one is cooperating with it as it should to solve this problem and take responsibility, and therefore this time bomb continues to be active without nullifying its effect.”
Jawhar revealed, according to the private information he had from inside the camp: “There is strong communication between those who lead and manage the organization inside the camp with ISIS Abroad, with the aim of continuous coordination and preparation for the implementation of partial and even mass smuggling operations for ISIS Al-Hol, similar to what happened in Al-Ghwairan prison in Al-Hasakah city months ago.
And he indicated that: “What makes it more difficult to control these people is the sprawling area of the camp and the dense population density in it, which explains the inability of the security forces in the camp to impose their grip on it in the required manner, in order to prevent dangerous penetrations, as happened by exposing this tunnel network.”
Accidents of escaping from the camp, which is about 50 km east of the city, are frequent Al-Hasakah Towards the Iraqi border, which includes about 60,000, most of whom are from Syria and Iraq, in addition to the presence of more than 10,000 people belonging to ISIS families from more than 50 different European and Western nationalities.
Al-Hol camp includes between 60 and 70,000 people, most of whom are women and children, who were displaced due to the war in Syria and the battle against ISISAlmost half of them are Iraqis and a quarter of them are Syrians, while about 10,000 foreigners are housed in a secure annex.
The history of the establishment of Al-Hol camp dates back to the 1990s, when the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) built a camp on the outskirts of the town of Al-Hol, in coordination with the Syrian government, to receive thousands of displaced Iraqis and refugees far away. Second Gulf War.
After the emergence of ISIS and its control since 2014, large areas of Iraq and Syria, including the town of Al-Hol itself, which it liberated Syrian Democratic Forces With the help of the international coalition forces against ISIS in 2015, the movement of displacement to it revitalized again, crowding tens of thousands of Iraqi refugees and displaced Syrians, and it is now considered the largest place of detention for ISIS and their families in the world.