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2026-10-07 20:17
9/11 families suing Saudi Arabia flood NY court as gov’t tries to dodge blame: ‘Outrageous’
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New York PostLean right
Families of 9/11 Victims RIP Saudi Government For Avoiding Blame Over Aiding Hijackers
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- ABC NewsLean left
Families of Sept. 11 victims are expected to ask a federal appeals court to release documents they say could shed light on alleged Saudi ties to the attacks. Saudi Arabia has repeatedly denied any role in facilitating the attacks.
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About 100 family members of 9/11 victims flooded a lower Manhattan courtroom Wednesday — blocks from Ground Zero — as Saudi Arabia argued to get out of the loved ones’ long-delayed suit alleging the Saudi government aided the Al Qaeda hijackers.
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New York PostLean right
Families of 9/11 Victims RIP Saudi Government For Avoiding Blame Over Aiding Hijackers
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9/11 families suing Saudi Arabia flood NY court as gov’t tries to dodge blame: ‘Outrageous’
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9/11 families seek release of records allegedly tied to Saudi Arabia
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Families of 9/11 victims to pack NYC court as Saudi gov’t tries to dodge civil trial: ‘The Kingdom continues to lie’
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