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In the months leading up to 9/11, a group of foreign nationals—many Israeli—operated in and around U.S. federal buildings and the World Trade Center under the pretense of being “art students.” Some were tied to an art collective known as Gelatin (later Gelitin), which gained access to the 91st floor of WTC 1. Their project, documented in a booklet titled The B-Thing, showed them removing windows and constructing a balcony outside the building. The publication included unsettling imagery, like a man standing on the ledge as if preparing to jump—images that later took on ominous significance. The Gelatin group reportedly had construction permits allowing them to bypass security, remove structural elements, and transport large, unidentified boxes. Photographs also show some individuals handling BB-18 fuses made by Littelfuse, which are capable of remote detonation and are used in demolition and military applications. These activities took place on floors later impacted by the planes. Another group, known as the “E-Team,” was also given access to WTC floors under the label of art or engineering projects. They were allowed to carry out extensive work within secured areas, including window removals and structural modifications. These coordinated efforts and the materials involved have fueled ongoing questions about what was truly being done on those floors in the months before the attacks.
In the months leading up to 9/11, a group of foreign nationals—many Israeli—operated in and around U.S. federal buildings and the World Trade Center under the pretense of being “art students.” Some were tied to an art collective known as Gelatin (later Gelitin), which gained access to the 91st floor of WTC 1. Their project, documented in a booklet titled The B-Thing, showed them removing windows and constructing a balcony outside the building. The publication included unsettling imagery, like a man standing on the ledge as if preparing to jump—images that later took on ominous significance. The Gelatin group reportedly had construction permits allowing them to bypass security, remove structural elements, and transport large, unidentified boxes. Photographs also show some individuals handling BB-18 fuses made by Littelfuse, which are capable of remote detonation and are used in demolition and military applications. These activities took place on floors later impacted by the planes. Another group, known as the “E-Team,” was also given access to WTC floors under the label of art or engineering projects. They were allowed to carry out extensive work within secured areas, including window removals and structural modifications. These coordinated efforts and the materials involved have fueled ongoing questions about what was truly being done on those floors in the months before the attacks.

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