The Iraqi Wedding Blaze That Shocked The World | After The Fire
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
- A wedding fire in Qaraqosh Iraq leaves Adison Najeeb, a young videographer who filmed the event, shocked and traumatised. Conspiracy theories take hold. Many think the fire was arranged by outside powers to gain greater influence in the area. The Christian town has dealt with two decades of war, sectarian violence, and ISIS. But beyond the local political grievances and feelings of neglect, there is a deeper sense of exhaustion. After the fire, Adison decides to leave Iraq, and his family, behind.
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Aaron Weintraub - Ref. 8663
So, so sad, love to all families who are separated and in loss, I hope you reunite soon. 🕊
Thank you for this touching vid about this terrible event and it's aftermath. Your vid has me invested in Adison and his beautiful family & I hope you will be filming updates on his life. May God bless him, his family and the filmmakers. thank you. watching from Australia
This has also happened in the Netherlands. In Volendam, the Christmas decorations caught fire during a New Year's party. Many young people were burned. After that time, only non-flammable decorations may be hung.Good luck to the people of this party😢
Watching this reminds me of the very disturbing footage from the Station Nightclub Fire of 2003 as well. RIP to all the people who perished in this Iraqi wedding hall :(
There are NO Accidents only Attention but if you refuse to PAY ATTENTION...There will be Accidents.
Love to all my brothers and sisters in Yeshua.
BEYOND sobering 🖤🖤🖤
Tragic
A true tragedy.
🙏🏼
Absolute tragedy. So much sadness and wickedness in the current world. The time is increasingly short, as our Savior will soon return for justice & exposure.
I doubt it was a Shia militant group but l could be wrong
I knew they were Christians because Muslim weddings are seperated by gender.
They're chaldean lm guessing?