Huh. I retract that, then. That said, it seems MSM cant decide which story to stick with Snopes: "However, this issue does emphasize a point that appears to have been overlooked in the debate over whether video was re-used from a previous year or not: that images themselves are not the whole story. A news report can be accompanied by stock footage and still be fair and accurate, but a news report accompanied by current footage is not necessarily either fair or accurate. A simple news clip doesn't always provide us with enough context to discern what the people depicted in it are reacting to, why they're reacting the way they are, or whether their actions are representative of a large group of people or a very small one,..." NYTimes: "Although the images of children dancing in the streets in Jerusalem had been recorded earlier in the day, and the size of the crowd was not large, in the chaos of the day it seems possible that some viewers might have mistaken what they saw for a live reaction to the collapse of the towers." https://www.nytimes.com/politics/first-draft/2015/11/24/the-video-of-celebrations-that-was-broadcast-on-911/ The Guardian 2020: "Coordinated Facebook posts seeking to exaggerate the scale of celebrations in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Photograph: Facebook) Captioned under a still of the celebration video. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/feb/05/far-right-hate-factory-still-active-on-facebook-despite-pledge-to-stop-it But here is even better footage of the offensive material, courtesy of an ABC segment circa 2001 (also remarkable is it discusses the 5 dancing israelis [mossad contractors] who were arrested after their van was pulled over.) https://abcnews.go.com/US/video/abc-news-footage-shows-911-celebrations-35571201