9/11 Families United is a coalition of families and survivors of the worst-ever terrorist attacks on American soil. We have come together anew to urge our fellow Americans to demand answers to longstanding, unresolved questions about those terrorist attacks, and to insist that our government release the evidence it is withholding — once and for all.
We believe that more than two decades is too long to wait for full transparency …
… about the murders of our loved ones,
… about the nations, especially Saudi Arabia, that helped the hijackers,
… about the nations that provided financial backing for al Qaeda, and
… about America’s “allies” who continue to send terrorists into the world.
For more than 20 years, the U.S. government has kept thousands of pages of evidence hidden that will help us answer to these questions. Recent disclosures have only increased the urgency of full transparency, but many of these documents are still being kept from us all.
We make this demand on behalf of our community, but also for all Americans who care about accountability and truth. We make this demand with a shared sense of purpose — that we will not rest until our government finally does the right thing.
Without full transparency and candor, we can’t heal — not as family members and survivors, and not as citizens. Today we are left with doubt, distrust, and anger at the politicians and bureaucrats who claim they care about the truth and the pain we have suffered, but then work every day to keep us in the dark. This must stop. We all deserve answers, and we all can learn from an honest, public exposure of the facts.
Only then can Americans have confidence that we are doing everything we can to ensure justice, and to make sure that a day like 9/11 never happens again.
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Docket number 03 MDL 1570 is the master file for In re Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Case Details
Court: Southern District of New York (SDNY)
Judges: District Judge George B. Daniels (GBD) and Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn (SN)
Type: Multi-District Litigation (MDL) combining various 9/11-related legal claims
On October 7, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit will hear oral arguments for major appeals regarding the 9/11 multidistrict litigation (In re Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001).
This historic date involves two massive appellate arguments:
The Saudi Arabia Appeal: The panel of federal judges will hear the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's appeal. Saudi Arabia is trying to overturn a lower-court decision that denied their motion to dismiss, which currently allows the 9/11 victims' families to push the sovereign nation toward a full trial.
The Iran Judgment Challenge: The court will simultaneously hear arguments regarding an appeal over outstanding multi-billion dollar judgments against Iran.
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