NY court hears 9/11 families' lawsuit arguments alleging Saudi complicity

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A New York court heard arguments in a lawsuit filed by families of 9/11 victims against Saudi Arabia. The families allege individuals linked to the Saudi government assisted the 2001 attackers. Saudi Arabia has consistently denied any involvement in the attacks. The proceedings are part of a long-running legal effort by the families.

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