The "Dancing Israelis" - I remember them well. This story was covered very closely at that time, on the Antiwar.com web site.
The evidence indicates that there is probably nothing to see here, and we can all move on. Here is the Grayzone take on the Dancing Israelis. I'm not sure about the overall reliability of the Grayzone web site, but this report may shed some light on this issue. If the FBI couldn't find anything to go on with the Dancing Israelis, neither can we.
"Benjamin Netanyahu, the opposition leader who would become the longest-serving prime minister in Israeli history, provided an even more cynical take on 9/11. 'It’s very good,' Netanyahu remarked on September 12, 2001. The politico quickly qualified his comments, remarking, ‘Well, not very good, but it will generate immediate sympathy.'
"The alleged elation expressed by the Israelis arrested on 9/11 fits within this context. . . .
"From statements made by their former employees to the FBI and The Grayzone, it would seem that Dominik and Ornit Suter fled the US because they feared that the FBI’s investigation of their company would lead to their own arrests. Indeed, they seemed acutely aware that they were wanted not for any involvement in the 9/11 attacks, or for espionage against US citizens, but for their own shady business practices. . . .
"Though we may never get the full story from the Suters, the truth that Israelis like them are just like everyone else: some are good, some are bad, and all are perfectly capable of criminal behavior. In the case of those arrested on 9/11, there is scant evidence they danced, and plenty indicating that they scammed."
The "five dancing Israelis" intrigue lives on twenty years after the September 11 attacks. But the reality behind the incident may have been more mundane. A bizarre incident in which a group of Israelis were arrested on September 11, 2001 has led to theories about the men's role in the attack on...
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