Photograph of the body of 3-year-old toddlers Alan Kurdi, washed up on the shore, appeared in newspapers around the world last week, prompting sympathy and outrage at the perceived inaction of Arabs and developed nations in helping refugees.

Alan died along with his brother, Galib, 5, and their mother, Reham.

Speaking at the border crossing, Kurdi said he hoped the death of his family would encourage Arab states to help Syrian refugees.

"I want from Arab governments - not European countries - to see (what happened to) my children, and because of them to help people," he said in footage posted online by a local radio station,cbs news reports.

ISIS terrorist fighters battled for four months to seize Kobane last year, but Kurdish fighters regained control in January in a symbolic defeat for the ISIS terrorist group.

When the city was liberated, some of the houses were rebuilt, including the Kurdi's home where Mohamad also lived briefly, but in June terrorist attacked the city once again.

The crumbling house in the war-torn Syrian city gives an insight into the devastation that ultimately led his mother and father, Abdullah and Rehan, to board a small boat in the dead of night with their two young sons in an attempt to reach Western Europe, Mail Online reported.