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The United Nations has called for humanitarian accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried to the besieged Yarmouk refugee camp in the accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried of Damascus. The UN is accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried about the 18,000 Palestinian refugees in the accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried. Many of Yarmouk's accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried escaped after the accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried ISIS invaded last Wednesday and overran the camp. Jordan’s Ambassador to the UN called "for the accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried of civilians" and for "life-saving accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried". Another UN spokesperson described the situation as " accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried". He said: "What civilians in Yarmouk are most concerned about right now is bare accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried".

Yarmouk was established in 1957 for the accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried influx of Palestinian refugees from Israel. It became the accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried Palestinian refugee accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried in Syria. About 160,000 people lived accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried. Life in the camp had already become accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried for most residents because of 18 months of accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried and a siege during Syria's civil accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried. Many parts of the camp look like a ghost accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried. There are bombed-out buildings everywhere. News agencies report that ISIS now controls about 90 per cent of the camp. Syria is worried that ISIS could use Yarmouk as a accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried to launch attacks on the accessassistancebasebombingcampcapitalcommunitydesperategrouphugelargestprotectionresidentssuburbssurvivalterribletheretownwarworried Damascus.