22 Years After 9/11.

To mark the 22nd anniversary of September 11, President Joe Biden will absorb the annual ceremony, and First Lady Jill Biden will lay the wreath at the Pentagon.
On September 11th, a plane crashed into one of the World Trade Center towers on American soil, killing roughly 3,000 people. Tragically, 1,100 families have yet to meet the human remains to lay to rest. These fateful remains are conserved in the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York. The museum houses artifacts, from debris and wreckages to tridents that bore the attack, as well as a fire car with a burnt-out cab and walls that retained the tower not to fall. Rather than whitewashing the events, these mimic the scene of the tragic day, revealing poignant feelings. A dedicated room, In Memoriam, pays tribute to the victims through their photographs.
The terrorist, Al-Qaeda, is also exhibited, raising controversy on the need for distinction between Islam and terror. But the CEO of this museum said, its focus is in no way indicting Islam for the holocaust and atrocities.
A column concludes the journey, emphasizing resilience, hope, and remembrance.

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