EXCLUSIVE: 9/11 Missing Link A Syrian national who played a critical support role for the 9/11 hijackers was a top tier target for investigators, according to declassified government records, but no reference can be found in the 9/11 Commission Report. ...Even after two seasoned 9/11 investigators raised the alarm about the Syrian with Commission investigators. Daoud Chehazeh arrived in the US from Saudi Arabia in July 2000 and settled in Paterson, New Jersey. In the crucial months leading up to the terrorist attacks, working with his Jordanian roommate Eyad Rebabah, the men moved to Virginia in March 2001 where they assisted multiple hijackers with housing and transportation. Chehazeh was directly connected to the American cleric Anwar al-Awlaki who played a key role in the hijackers’ domestic support network on both the West and East coasts.  Awlaki later became a senior Al-Qaeda leader, was the first American targeted for death by the CIA and killed in a 2011 CIA drone strike. A new investigation on @X articles by former colleague @Pamela Browne raises questions about how Chehazeh was able to stay in the US for years after the 9/11 attacks. Chehazeh was never charged with a crime. Browne reports her weeks-long effort to reach Chehazeh for comment via phone, email and through his former lawyers were unsuccessful. In their lawsuit against Saudi Arabia, the 9/11 families have received more vital evidence from British Authorities than the US government about the alleged role of Saudi Government employees. The 9/11 families have been seeking a meeting @Donald J. Trump since June because they say President Trump is in a unique position to get resolution. In response to the federal judge’s decision to let the 9/11 case move forward, a spokeswoman for the Saudi Embassy in Washington D.C. provided a statement: “Saudi Arabia is reviewing Judge Daniel’s decision finding a basis for jurisdiction over Saudi Arabia in the litigation arising from the September 11 terrorist attacks. Saudi Arabia respectfully disagrees with the decision, believes it has solid grounds for appeal, and intends to pursue such an appeal. We note that the decision is limited to the issue of jurisdiction and does not decide the merits of Plaintiffs’ claims against SaudiArabia, claims that Saudi Arabia categorically denies.” Declassified 9/11 Commission Records -- "Possible Saudi Government and Royal Family Connections to the September 11 Hijackers and Other Terrorists and Terrorist Groups"