gelatik
04.05.02, 15:11
The day after the attack on the World Trade Center, the Jerusalem Post, the
most respected and famous Israeli newspaper in the world, reported that 4000
Israelis were missing in the attack on the WTC. The Foreign Ministry compiled
the number from Israeli relatives, who in the first few hours after the attack,
contacted the Israeli Foreign Ministry and gave the names of Israeli friends
and relatives who worked in the WTC or who had business scheduled in it or its
adjacent structures. Even without seeing the article in the Jerusalem Post,
logic alone would tell you that there would be many hundreds, if not thousands
of Israelis in the World Trade Center at the time of the attacks. The
international Jewish involvement in banking and finance is legendary. For
instance, two of the richest firms in New York are Goldman-Sachs and the
Solomon Brothers; and both firms have offices in the Twin Towers. Many
executives in these firms regularly commute back and forth to Israel. New York
is the center of world-wide Jewish financial power, and the World Trade Center
is at its epicenter. One would naturally expect the Israeli death toll to be
catastrophic. The Jerusalem Post certainly thought so on September 12, 2001.
Here is the beginning of its article:
