Second case, out of thousands (Israeli terrorism)

In 1954, Israeli agents in Egypt planted bombs in cinemas, trendy cafés, and US-owned installation where foreigners were known to frequent. The hope had been that the violence would undermine the government of Gamal Abdel Nasser and stall the withdrawal of British troops from the Sinai.

But the Egyptians got wind of the plot and arrested many Israeli agents, leading to the eventual resignation of Pinhas Lavon, the then Israeli defence minister. The operation - and debacle - came to be called the Lavon Affair.

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Israel has been terrorizing sovereign nations all across the world since its existence.

Fingers are pointed towards Israel even in regards to 9/11.

If Israel has targeted British and Americans before then why is it so hard to leave them as one of the suspects of 9/11?

I think what you're encountering is indifference more so than resistance. More clearly, I think what appears to be a smoking cannon in the hand of our own government is overwhelmingly argued to be the covert truth; the effort required to introduce that concept to the general population, with any hope of acceptance, leaves those involved in a state of intellectual and emotional exhaustion. To a point that even if our government IS responsible, to then consider for example, Israel as the hand that guided/guides our government's actions is looked at not with a label of "impossible", but is looked at with eyes that are too tired to see any more.

Of course, those Zionist bastards may have simply hijacked the planes themselves and deserve everything they have coming and more...