Osama Bin Laden planned and orchestrated the 9/11 attacks in the United States
On September 11, 2001, Bin Laden gave the order for his Al-Qaeda assailants to take control of four passenger aircraft. The Mall Twin Towers were targeted by two planes. All of the passengers and everyone within the buildings are being killed in New York City by the globe. The third aircraft was directed at the Pentagon, where it destroyed it and all of its inhabitants to the west of the military headquarters. Pennsylvania saw the fourth crash. Although the hijackers' ultimate objective is unknown, investigators think they sought to hit the White House, the US Capitol, or Camp David. Bin Laden initially denied any involvement, but later withdrew, claiming full responsibility for the terrorist attack.
In the 2004 video, bin Laden retracts his prior claims but renounces his denials. He claimed to have personally instructed the 19 hijackers in it. Four days before the US presidential election, bin Laden accused US President George W. Bush of being careless during the September 11 hijacking in an 18-minute tape that was broadcast on the Al-Jazeera channel. The tapes show that bin Laden asserted that seeing Israel's ruin gave him the idea to blow up the World Trade Center. Lebanon's towers were demolished during the Lebanon War in 1982.
