Update: Victim families say it has ‘taken way too long’ to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for alleged support on 9/11

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Terry Strada, whose husband was killed in the attacks, states she remains hopeful for justice as a lawsuit alleging Saudi support for the hijackers moves toward trial The leader of one group of 9/11 victims’ families states it has “taken way too long” to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for its alleged support of the terrorists who carried out the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, whose 25th anniversary was observed across the US on Friday. The report also notes that As that grim milestone approached, Terry Strada – the national chair of 9/11 Families United – stated she felt as if it had “been several lifetimes” for there to be progress in the effort “to achieve a modicum of justice through our court system” in connection with the deadliest act of terror against the US.

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