IT’S VERY GOOD” — Netanyahu 9/11 Quote | Dark History Graphic Tee
A statement that sounds almost unbelievable until you read what came immediately afterward.
On September 11, 2001, Benjamin Netanyahu was asked what the attacks meant for relations between the United States and Israel. He was reported as responding:
“It’s very good.”
He immediately qualified the statement:
“Well, not very good, but it will generate immediate sympathy.”
His point was that the attacks would change American attitudes toward terrorism and increase sympathy for Israel not that the deaths or attacks themselves were desirable.
This graphic deliberately turns that jarring opening phrase into a provocative vintage news poster, juxtaposing Netanyahu, the World Trade Center and the geopolitical aftermath of September 11.
DISCLAIMER: Historical satire and political commentary. The headline is an intentionally shortened presentation of a longer reported statement and should not be interpreted as evidence that Netanyahu, Israel, Jewish people, or any other individual or group planned, participated in, or possessed advance knowledge of the September 11 attacks.