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The intelligence failure on October 7th was partly due to insufficient investment in intelligence operations in Gaza, leading to a lack of significant alerts about enemy plans.

CIA Director George Tenet stated that in the summer of 2001, the system was 'blinking red,' indicating heightened alerts about potential terrorist attacks.

The Bush administration opposed answering how a terror network closely monitored by U.S. intelligence managed to pull off the 9-11 attacks.

As early as January 2001, France's Foreign Intelligence Service learned that al-Qaeda was planning a hijacking plot involving a U.S. airline. What did the French tell the United States and when?

The Israeli military faced significant intelligence failures on October 7th, as they lacked sufficient infiltration of Hamas to predict attacks.

Mossad's intelligence work has been recognized for its effectiveness in preventing terror attacks, earning accolades from international partners.

The Bush administration's actions suggest they were hiding something significant about the 9/11 attacks.

On July 10th, 2001, CIA Director George Tenet and his counterterrorism deputy, Jay Kofer Black, were alarmed by intelligence pointing to an impending attack by Al-Qaeda.

The CIA knew the hijackers were in the United States and planning an act of terror before 9-11.

According to FBI documents, Israelis caught celebrating the 9-11 attacks had videotaped the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and may have possessed foreknowledge of the event. However, polygraph tests suggested they did not have foreknowledge but were involved in illegal foreign counterintelligence.