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

On the morning of 9-11, a group of five Israeli nationals purportedly witnessed the initial explosion of the World Trade Center and were seen celebrating the event. This incident received significant media coverage at the time.

A September 12, 2001 article in the New York Times quotes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responding to the 9-11 attacks: 'It is very good.' He later added that the attack would strengthen the bond between the U.S. and Israel due to shared experiences of terror.

A memorandum submitted to the 9-11 Commission presented evidence suggesting that numerous Israeli art students lived near the future 9-11 hijackers and were possibly tracking them. These students centered their operations in Hollywood, Florida, and northern New Jersey, the same locations as the hijackers before the attack.

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

In the days before the 9/11 attacks, there was a huge surge in put options against airline stocks, suggesting some had foreknowledge of the attacks.

Israeli intelligence officials claimed they warned the United States about large-scale terror attacks on highly visible targets, but the specifics of those warnings have never been made public.

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.