Terry Strada demands justice for 9/11 families at Ground Zero memorial

During the annual September 11 memorial service at Ground Zero in New York City, Terry Strada, the national chair of 9/11 Families United, interrupted the reading of victims' names to demand justice regarding Saudi Arabia's alleged role in the 2001 terrorist attacks.

Strada accused the kingdom of fostering a culture of anti-American terrorism and providing support to the radical Islamist hijackers. She criticized successive U.S. administrations for allegedly protecting Saudi interests over the needs of the victims' families, describing the lack of transparency as a series of betrayals.

Addressing current leadership, Strada urged President Donald Trump to confront Saudi Arabia and demand an end to denials regarding the attacks. She also directed appeals to Vice President JD Vance during the ceremony.