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The other conspiracy theoryReader comment on item: Twenty Years After 9/11 Submitted by Leslie (United States), Sep 12, 2021 at 07:37 Another persistent conspiracy theory that still goes strong today is that the Jews and/or Israel were the ones behind 9/11 and used them to blame Islam/Muslims. Just over a week ago, a woman I know (from Europe and a convert to Islam after she married) asked me "Why were no Jews in there that day?" as well as something about "blaming it on us." Apparently, she'd watched a video someone sent her husband which made that claim and now she accepted it as the truth. When I explained that I knew Jews who were in the towers that day and that it's a strong possibility that the attacks were initially planned to take place a week later - when it would've been Rosh Hashanah, and most Jews who worked there would not have been there that day - but that one potential hijacker had been arrested and they may have hurried the timeline, she seemed to accept that. Sort of
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