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US Public Divided on 9/11 Perpetrators, New Study Finds
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A study by the Jerusalem Center for Security and International Affairs reveals significant divisions in American public opinion regarding the perpetrators of the 9/11 attacks, with alternative theories gaining traction, particularly among younger and Muslim demographics.
- 01US public opinion on 9/11 perpetrators shows deep divisions.
- 02Al-Qaeda's role is questioned by a significant portion of Americans.
- 03Alternative theories blame Israelis, Zionists, or the CIA.
- 04Younger and Muslim Americans hold differing views on threats.
- 05Study highlights a "disintegration of unified American reality."
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