Searching for a granddaughter he's never met | Finding Alaa

[@Surrey-AL]

Saw this at the London screening a few months ago Met the two main men and the Director Dr. Myriam - very thought provoking - well done to all

[@JayneLP89]

I can’t comprehend a system where children are placed into foster care when there are loving family members desperate to take care of the child. Everything about this story breaks my heart. Right down to the emotional manipulation of Samy. There is no place for hatred and division in a new earth.

[@mariagiraldo6441]

Very touching , it’s human tragedy for everyone 😢but it’s so beautiful to see this 2 men become friends , there is hope for peace and humanity ❤

[@CJDUBstang]

He raised a murderer that hated his country. No sympathy. CBC should not pay for this trash. Understanding terrorists 😂

[@stephenwinter8892]

Greetings from oakville I seldom watch this show only today I watched the documentary I cried profusely and made me realized life is short and precious

[@gttl46383]

My goes out for the family.. heart touching documentry...❤❤❤❤..

[@2kool2btrue]

Really insightful and balanced. Well done Myriam!

[@EgyptNewFascistRev]

Thanks for your brave and smart interview Rarely you find this sharp wit and beauty in one person

[@gttl46383]

Well done sister. 👍👍🤗👍👍...

[@TraveisaBlue]

My heart goes out to these families.

[@George-gf5xs]

What an inspirational story, Canada Rocks !!!

[@mustafaalawad8348]

Omg..❤..

[@onsenfichepourquoi9190]

C’est tellement triste

[@spotlessmind7681]

Why put the child in foster care when she has family that wants to have her?

[@marcosdossantos8721]

Deeply touching story

[@buddhathegod]

Damn that's hard to watch. Reminds me too much of my dad, he constantly does everything for his kids and grandkids, even though he's had polio since a kid and suffering from post covid-symptoms. It's hard to watch because I know if something like this would happen to my dad, he'd die trying to find them and wouldn't stop at anything.

[@ethimself5064]

This is a rather sad story. I have maintained for many years now that there is no room for Political Extremists of any stripe. However I do wonder as to just what gets them started as in the underlying causes.

[@ElKoubi1975]

The causes are many, all you'd need to do is to watch the occupation of mulsum lands (Palestine is the core issue, I'd say, then Iraq, etc. ). If you use today's Ukraine occupation by the Russians, as an example, you'd find that many western volunteers felt a moral obligation to go to Ukraine and fight the Russian invaders. If we strip aside the official narratives of the goodies and the baddies, then the misguided youth who went to Syria and Iraq and some of these who came back to harm the west, are not different to the foreign volunteers flocking to help the Ukrainians. I am in no way excusing the acts of terrorism and barbaric violence that Isis and it's affiliates perpetrated, but the causes are easy to see

[@osmansaid4601]

Injustice causes someone to kill himself.

[@katstevens8266]

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[@Yasinarbi]

❤

[@ramatgan1]

Tragic story but France has given you and your son shelter. How could he then do that. Its completely unforgivable.

[@nadiax2945]

What exactly is your point by saying this? This has nothing to do with the subject of this video. This man is trying to do the right thing and do some make up for the thing his son did. He never ever asked for forgiveness and has always been vocal about what his son did. “France giving him shelter” ain’t got shit to do with it. Would you say that if he was born in France instead of Algeria? His son was born in France. Mr. Amimour is of French nationality. You stupid ass clown.