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After Queen Elizabeth delivered her annual Christmas speech Friday on the BBC, television viewers in Britain had the opportunity to change the channel and listen to “an alternative message” from Abdullah Kurdi, the father of the 3-year-old Syrian boy whose lifeless body washed up on a Turkish beach in September, prompting an outpouring of sympathy for refugees. 
  
 The brutal images of Mr. Kurdi’s dead son, Alan (known in Turkish as Aylan), spread widely on social networks and pricked the consciences of millions for whom the plight of Syrian refugees risking their lives to reach Europe had previously been abstract. Mr. Kurdi also lost his wife, Rehanna, and another son, Galeb, 5, when a small boat bound for Greece capsized. 
  
 Mr. Kurdi’s message was recorded in advance, and a brief excerpt from the recording and a translation of the complete transcript were released in advance of Friday’s broadcast. 
  
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In Britain, the "alternative" Christmas message on Channel 4 has become almost as much of a tradition as the Queen's message, and this year it was delivered by the father of drowned Syrian toddler Aylan Kurdi. Abdullah Kurdi also lost his wife and 5-year-old son Galeb when their boat capsized minutes into an attempted crossing to Greece. "My message is, I’d like the whole world to open its doors to Syrians," Kurdi says after recounting the struggles faced by his family and so many others. "If a person shuts a door in someone's face, this is very difficult. When a door is opened, they no longer feel humiliated." Images of Kurdi's 3-year-old son lifeless on a Turkish beach shocked the world in September. "We Syrians leave our country due to war; we are all afraid for our children, for our honor," he says. "At this time of year I would like to ask you all to think about the pain of fathers, mothers, and children who are seeking peace and security." Kurdi buried his wife and children in his hometown, Kobani, and now lives in Iraqi Kurdistan, the New York Times reports. He has said that he wants to help children and that he hopes to harness some of the interest in his story to start a school and hospital for Syrian Kurds. (Previous presenters of the alternative message have included Sharon Osbourne, Jesse Jackson, a 9/11 survivor, the Simpsons, and Edward Snowden.)