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Names of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 409 passengers

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All the Ethiopians are women whom the Woyanne junta exploits by exporting them to Arab countries as domestic workers.

Names of passengers aboard Ethiopian Airlines Flight 409:

1) Addis Abera Demise (Ethiopia)
2) Bahrnesh Megersa (Ethiopia)
3) Kidist Wolde Mariam (Ethiopia)
4) Elisabeth Tilhum Habtermariam (Ethiopia)
5) Rahel Tadese (Ethiopia)
6) Etenesh Admasie (Ethiopia)
7) Woinshet Meugistu Melaku (Ethiopia)
8 Azeb Betre Kebede (Ethiopia)
9) Tigist Shikur Hajana (Ethiopia)
10) Hani Gebre Gembezo (Ethiopia)
11) Alunesh Tkele (Ethiopia)
12) Shitu Nuri (Ethiopia)
13) Selam Zigdaya (Ethiopia)
14) Yikma Mohamed (Ethiopia)
15) Seble Agezc (Ethiopia)
16) Aynalem Tessema (Ethiopia)
17) Eyerus Alem Desta (Ethiopia)
18) Mekiya Sirur (Ethiopia)
19) Lakesh Zeleke (Ethiopia)
20) Tigist Anura (Ethiopia)
21) Askalesh Soboka (Ethiopia)
22) Meselu Beshah (Ethiopia)

Other Nationals

23) Kevin Graingur (UK)
24) Marla Sanchez Pietton (France)
25) Akram Jassem Mohammad (Iraq)
26) Mohammad Abdel-Rahman Saii (Syria)

Lebanese Nationals:

1) Hanna Nakhoul Kreidy, born on 26/6/1987
2) Haidar Hassan Marji, born on 7/11/1976
3) Ali Youssef Jaber, born on 2/4/1967
4) Ali Ahmad Jaber, born on 5/8/1969
5) Abbas Mohammad Jaber, born on 13/7/1977
6) Mohammad Mustapha Badawi, born on 5/9/1970
7) Khalil Ibrahim Salah, born on 5/9/1961
8 Hassan Adnan Kreik, born on 25/1/1984
9) Saeed Abdel-Hassan Zahr, born on 5/10/1984
10) Hussein Ali Farhat, born on 25/1/1966
11) Mohammad Hassan Kreik, born on 14/10/2006
12) Ali Souheil Yaghi, born on 28/6/1973
13) Rawan Hassan Wazni, born on 27/6/1990
14) Bassem Qassem Khazaal, born on 10/3/1974
15) Haifa Ahmad Wazni, born on 25/10/1967
16) Ali Ahmad Tajeddine, born on 3/4/1979
17) Tanal Abdallah Fardoun, born on 1/2/1952
18) Mustapha Haitham Arnaout, born on 16/9/1986
19) Fouad Mahmoud Lakiss, born on 25/8/1946
20) Mohammad Kamal Akkoush, born on 23/12/1983
21) Toni Elias Zakhem, born on 18/6/1976
22) Hamzah Ali Jaafar, born on 31/5/1985
23) Hassan Mohammad Issaoui, born on 22/11/1951
24) Hassan Kamal Ibrahim, born on 13/12/1973
25) Ghassan Ibrahim Katerji, born on 15/12/1964
26) Haifa Ibrahim Farran, born on 25/9/1965
27) Hussein Youssef Hajj Ali, born on 26/7/1968
28) Fares Rashid Zebian, born on 28/9/1955
29) Farid Saad Moussa, born on 3/6/1966
30) Mohammad Ali Khatibi, born on 27/12/1989
31) Yasser Youssef Mahdi, born on 25/8/1985
32) Anis Mustapha Safa, born in 1941
33) Hussein Moussa Barakat, born on 16/12/1983
34) Antoine Toufic Hayek, born on 30/5/1965
35) Elias Antonios Rafih, born on 29/5/1959
36) Tarek George Barakat, born on 21/10/1971
37) Khalil Naji Khazen, born on 20/6/1967
38) Rana Youssef Harakeh, born on 1/2/1980
39) Mohammad Abdel-Hussein Hajj, born on 24/1/1957
40) Julia Mohammad Hajj, born on 2/8/2007
41) Hussein Kamal Hayek, born on 15/11/1977
42) Assaad Massoud Feghali, born on 22/4/1965
43) Ziad Naeem Ksaifi, born on 5/10/1974
44) Reda Ali Mastoukirdi, born on 31/3/1968
45) Albert Jerji Assal, born on 4/11/1959
46) Imad Ahmad Hather, born on 13/5/1980
47) Fouad Mohammad Jaber, born on 6/5/1957
48) Khalil Mohammad Madani, born on 1/12/1968
49) Hasan Mohammad Abdel- Hassan Tajeddine, born on 15/8/1960
50) Yasser Abedel-Hussein Ismail, born on 1/4/1973
51) Jamal Ali Khatoun, born on 5/11/1973
52) Afif Krisht (Lebanese British), born on 29/4/1954
53) Abbas Hawili (Lebanese Canadian), born on 2/11/1945
54) Anna Mohammad Abbs (Lebanese Russian), born on 23/1/1973

16 thoughts on “Names of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 409 passengers”

  3. May all my dear sisters and brothers rest in peace and God give comfort and strength to your loved ones. My mind was everywhere as I was reading the names of this beautiful sisters of ours who just perished in seconds. All of them went abroad to work in sub-human conditions to help their families. It is so painful to think of their loved ones waiting for them at the airport. I can’t even imagine how devastated they are when they heard about this trajic event. It is a very, very sad day for all of us beyond comprehension.

  4. After passing challenging life and untold mistreatment by their employers, with out meeting their loved ones …they disappeared on the sea…they sacrified their life for the sake of their family.It is really heart breaking. No words can’t express it.

    My heartful condolence to thier family

  5. May There soul rest in peace to all of them, regardless of their nationalities. That applies to those who perished from Ethiopia and the world over.

    God Save Ethiopia Amen!

    Bertu

  6. May God rest their souls in peace, its tragic to go out of your country hoping to make a better living and try to make a difference in a family and just perish, just like that…..I can imagine how this can affect their families….this is definitely outrageous world, if hell really exists, its is the one we are living in.

  7. In over fifty years of Ethiopian Airlines operations, this is the second crash. so sad to hear. My deepest condolences to the families. I pray to Allah for the passengers’ soul to rest in peace for eternity. May Allah also give the strength to bear this irreparable loss and bless the families with peace..Amen

  8. i am so sad for my sister, i was ther loing time a go now thx god i am not there any more but i still think about my sister who work there. god plz think about ethiopia ppls. reste and pice

  9. My condolence to the family, relations and friends of the people that lost their life in the air crash. May the good Lord accept their souls in Jesus Name. Amen.

  12. May the almighty God rest the soul of those who passed in the crash in peace. They suffered from being in Beirut and when they the sun is about to rise, they went to the grave. How sad. From suffer to Death. They broke our heart. I cried a lot as it would help anyone of them, or bring back any one from the sea.
    Note: I am realy sorry for the 1st writer who tried to distiguish people by saying :Is there any tigre in the accident? Do you have mind my brother? R U normal? Pls lets use our mind.

  13. Rest in peace to all, in Flight 409.
    Our brave, capable,and well trained pilots and crew would have done all they can to prevent this disaster. It was beyond their control. For the Lebanese authorities to accuse the crew for negligence is inappropriate and premature.
    May God grant eternal life to the girls (Ethiopians, regardless of the tribe they are born into) who suffered and mistreated in the hands of unfair Lebanese masters.
    R.I.P.
    addisalem T

  14. My condolences for all families and relatives of all Ethiopian passengers and crew members who lost their lives in this horrible crash. And for the deceased, may their soul rest in a heavenly peace. The Lebanese government is trying to cover its own mistake by blaming the pilot. The plane shouldn’t be allowed to fly in that kind of weather in the first place. And last but not least please for once stop to use this forum to promote your own stupid/racist political agenda.

    Tigist

  15. May the souls of all crew members and passengers rest in peace and may God Almighty stand by their greiving families.

    @Tigist — The Lebanese Government are not trying to cover any mistake by blaming the pilot as the tower has the right to give clearance to any plane for take off, especially when the storm is more than three kilometers away. The pilot has the right not to take off once he checks his on board storm radars and verify that it is not safe for flying. He afterall has the final say in if he flies or not. Just a note to set the records straight my friend.

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