"The errors we make in the debate about October 7 are the same as those of September 11"
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"The errors we make in the debate about October 7 are the same as those of September 11"

SIC Notícias11 September 2026 at 22:20

Henrique Raposo, in his segment 'Não É Bem Assim', analyses 25 years since the terrorist attack on the Twin Towers, which occurred on September 11, 2001. The article addresses the debate that followed that attack and draws parallels with more recent debates. The author argues that the errors made in the public debate after September 11 are now being repeated regarding the October 7 attack. The text suggests a critique of the way society and the media approach these terrorist events, identifying repeated patterns of analysis and reaction.

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