Al Rajhi Bank alleged to have facilitated financing for al Qaeda, Hamas and 9/11 hijackers

Al Rajhi Bank alleged to have facilitated financing for al Qaeda, Hamas and 9/11 hijackers The passage provides specific allegations linking a major Saudi bank to terrorist financing, names individual hijackers, a Saudi government counselor, and a Hamas‑linked tech firm. It cites travel by senior U.S. officials (NSC, OFAC) and suggests regulatory failures, offering concrete leads (accounts, transfers, dates) for financial‑flow and foreign‑influence investigations. While unverified, the claims involve high‑profile actors and could spark major controversy if substantiated. Key insights: Al Rajhi Bank identified as primary bank for charities alleged to be al Qaeda front groups (Al Haramain, MWL, WAMY, SJRC, IIRO).; Hijacker Abdulaziz al‑Omari held an account at Al Rajhi; Mohammed Atta allegedly transferred funds to that account.; Saudi counselor Abdullah bin Abdul Muhsen al‑Turki purportedly instructed money transfers through Al Rajhi at al‑Qaeda financier’s request.