Victim families say it has ‘taken way too long’ to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for alleged support on 9/11
Terry Strada, whose husband was killed in the attacks, says she remains hopeful for justice as a lawsuit alleging Saudi support for the hijackers moves toward trial
TL;DR
- Terry Strada, national chair of 9/11 Families United, believes it has taken too long to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for alleged support of the 9/11 terrorists.
- A civil lawsuit alleging Saudi Arabia supported al-Qaida operatives is progressing towards trial after a federal judge rejected the kingdom's attempt to dismiss the claims.
- Recently revealed records, including an alleged video of a kingdom agent casing the US Capitol, purportedly bolster claims of Saudi complicity in 9/11.
- Strada has also been a vocal opponent of LIV Golf, accusing Saudi Arabia of 'sportswashing' and expressing satisfaction with the tour's financial struggles.
- Victims' families are also tracking the proceedings against men incarcerated at Guantánamo Bay for their alleged roles in the 9/11 attacks, with a tentative trial date set for June 2028.