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Related: 911 ringleader's father [[Mohamed Al Amir Atta]] .
Related: 911 ringleader's father [[Mohamed Al Amir Atta]] .
==Walid Rabah - The Arab Voice==
In Aug-Nov 2002, "Palestinian" Walid Rabah<ref name=pipes-nov2002/> racist Arab, editor of Arab Voice on Patterson, NJ, published pieces of the infamous debunked <i>Protocols</i> forgery.<ref name=pipes-nov2002>"The Paterson 'Protocols'", by Daniel Pipes. ''New York Post'', November 5, 2002 [https://www.meforum.org/4122/the-paterson-protocols].<br>Follow-up on 'The Paterson Protocols.'
[https://www.danielpipes.org/rr/499.php]
</ref><ref>Richard Lezin Jones, [https://www.nytimes.com/2002/11/08/nyregion/arab-paper-is-accused-of-inflaming-anti-semitism.html Arab Paper Is Accused Of Inflaming Anti-Semitism], ''The New York Times'', Nov. 8, 2002, Section B, Page 6.
<blockquote>
The leader of New Jersey's branch of the Anti-Defamation League demanded an apology today from the publishers of a local Arab-American newspaper that printed excerpts from a century-old anti-Semitic tract that purportedly outlines a plan for a global takeover by Jews.
The newspaper, The Arab Voice, based in Paterson, N.J., printed a passage from ''The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,'' an apocryphal document dating from czarist Russia in the late 19th century that has long been used to buttress anti-Semitic hatred. ''The Protocols,'' a series of 24 documents supposedly written by Jewish leaders that sketched out a plan for worldwide domination, has long been dismissed by historians as a fiction manufactured by the czarist secret police to justify persecution of Jews. It was frequently invoked in Nazi Germany, and in the decades since has often been cited by neo-Nazis and white supremacist groups.</blockquote></ref>
He also tried to use this libelous paper to pin the Islamist 911 crime on the Jews.
==Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani==
==Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani==