Victim families say it has ‘taken way too long’ to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for alleged support on 9/11
Summary
Families of 9/11 victims say it has taken too long to hold Saudi Arabia responsible for allegedly supporting the terrorists who carried out the attacks. A judge recently ruled that claims against Saudi Arabia can move forward in court, while Saudi officials deny any involvement.Key Facts
- The 9/11 attacks happened on September 11, 2001, killing nearly 3,000 people.
- Terry Strada, whose husband died in the attacks, leads a group called 9/11 Families United.
- The group has pursued a civil lawsuit claiming Saudi Arabia supported the terrorists.
- Saudi Arabia denies these allegations and says it has helped fight terrorism.
- In August 2025, a New York judge ruled that the lawsuit against Saudi Arabia can continue.
- Other defendants in the case include al-Qaida, the Taliban, and Iran, who have not responded to claims.
- New evidence has emerged that may link Saudi agents to actions related to the attacks.
- Some men accused of 9/11 involvement remain in Guantánamo Bay and have been given a trial date in 2028.
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