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Noor bin Ladin, Osama Bin Laden’s grandson, voiced his support for Trump and warned that a second September 11 could occur if Biden were elected.
“The Islamic State has flourished under the Obama-Biden administration, leading to the rebels reaching Europe. Trump has shown that he protects the United States and us from foreign threats by destroying them in the bud.” terrorists before they have a chance to strike, “said Noor, 33, on September 5. New York Post in your first interview.
Terrorist chief Osama Bin Laden (left) and his niece Noor bin Ladin. Image: AFP.
Noor bin Ladin (a branch of the family whose name is different from her infamous uncle) lives in Switzerland, but considers herself “an American in mind.” She used to fly an American flag in her childhood room and Noor’s dream vacation was to travel the United States in a motorhome.
Noor backed Trump in the 2020 US presidential election, calling it the choice of the most important generation. “I have supported President Trump since he announced his candidacy in 2015. I have watched him from afar and I admire the determination of this man,” he said. “He must be reelected. He is very important to the future not only of the United States, but also of Western civilization as a whole.”
“Let’s look at all the terrorist attacks that have occurred in Europe during the last 19 years. Radical Islamism has completely penetrated our society,” Noor added. “In the United States it is very worrying that leftists sympathize with these ideologies.”
Noor is the son of Carmen Dufour, a Swiss writer, and Yeslam bin Ladin, the terrorist’s half brother. Dufour and Yeslam separated in 1988, Noor and two sisters grew up in Switzerland.
Noor was 14 when his uncle provoked the bloodiest attack in America. “I was devastated. I have been to the United States with my mother several times a year since I was three years old. I have considered the United States as my second home.”
“I have never had a bad experience with the Americans even though I have a high name. On the contrary, I was overwhelmed by their kindness and understanding,” said Noor, who said he had been to the United States several times. times since the attack. Noor has not been to the 9/11 terrorist memorial, but will be when it is scheduled to arrive in New York.
Osama Bin Laden is the leader of al-Qaeda, behind the hijacking of a plane that crashed into the World Trade Center in New York on September 11, 2001, killing some 3,000 people. He was killed in May 2011 by US special forces at the residence in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
Phuong Vu (According to the NYPost)
