Israel 9/11 Website Sends Condolences for Fifth Year
By
Joel Leyden
The Israel 9/11 Condolence Website stands in solidarity with every American, with every citizen of the free world in our collective struggle against Islamic terrorism. The September 11 Israel Memorial Website features an explanation of what actually occurred on 9/11, a memorial page dedicated to the Israelis who were murdered in the terror attacks, a page where Israelis can write and display messages of condolences to the citizens of the United States, a link to a site where al-Qaeda acknowledges their responsibility for the 9/11 attacks in a recently released video and a link to CNN which will provide a direct stream of their television coverage of September 11, 2001, in real time, as the events of the day unfolded. The free replay on Monday, September 11, 2006 will begin at 8:30 a.m. US ET, minutes before the first plane hit the World Trade Center in New York. The Israel 9/11 Memorial Website, with the carrying of a link to al-Qaeda's video claiming responsibility for the terror attacks which murdered 2,973 men, women and children, refutes beyond any doubt the many despicable and hate filled 9/11 CIA Israel Mossad conspiracy Websites which have saturated the Internet.
In a press conference in Jerusalem, Israel between British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Israel Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, Blair stated: "I don’t think it has ever been a mistake to stand shoulder to shoulder with America in the aftermath of 9/11, and I think a strong relationship between the United States President and the Prime Minister of the UK is important too." Blair continued: "And I will tell you something very, very simple about all this. I see the world in these terms, and for me this is non-negotiable because I believe it deeply, I think we face a global threat based on this global terrorism, I think it threatens not just the stability of this region but of the wider world, I think there is a link between 9/11, what happened on 7 July last year in London, what happened in Madrid, what happens in the terrorism right round this region, what is happening today in Iraq and Afghanistan where we are trying to help democratic governments, elected by their people, be free and liberated from terrorism. I think these things are together and however difficult it is and however unpopular it may have been, I will continue to stand up for an alliance of people who believe in peace, and tolerance, and democracy, against those who believe in terrorism. There is no bigger or more important struggle in the world today."
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