September 17, 2026
*** Another "Lucky" Israeli 9/11 Survivor Who Cashed In ***
Ari Schonbrun, an executive at the firm of Cantor Fitzgerald, made a harrowing escape from the 78th floor of the World Trade Center
NBC News (2006): From the Ashes of 9/11, Religious Inspiration
Ari Schonbrun experienced first-hand the terror of Sept. 11, 2001. He came away with a reinforced faith in the power of God.
Hat tip to reader "Dutch Dane" for calling attention to this one. In addition to Cantor Fitzgerald VIPs Howard and Edie Lutnick's "miracle" absence on 9/11, the Chief Admin Officer for CF was also spared because he too was "running late." In that important position, Ari Schonbrun (rolling eyes) was responsible for directing the daily administrative processes for Cantor Fitzgerald's capital markets. He was a real "big shot," to be sure.
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In 1971, at the age of 14, Schonbrun's family moved to Israel, where he would later attend Bar Ilan University before returning to the United States. He worked at the Israeli-founded United Mizrachi Bank for 10 years rising to the position of head trader. In 1993, he went to work at Cantor Fitzgerald. Long active in Jewish causes, he was also a member of Partners in Torah study group. (here)
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Schonbrun's office at CF was located on the deadly 101st floor of the World Trade Center’s North Tower. As the story goes, a series of delays left him running late that morning, placing him on the 78th floor (where the first leg of the elevator journey stops) when the first plane struck. Thrown to the ground by the impact and surrounded by smoke, fire, and chaos, Schonbrun is said to have helped a badly burned colleague to safety and was thrown into the national spotlight thereafter. How someone could have been "badly burned" on the 78th floor when the "plane" struck between the 93rd & 99th floors seems to defy explanation. Only 4 of Schonbrun's 662 co-workers present that day survived.
1. Zionist Howard Lutnick and his sister, Edie Lutnick, ran Cantor Fitzgerald, a massive firm which occupied floors 101-105 of the North Tower. They were lucky that day. // 3. Ari Schonbrun, the Chief Admin officer at Cantor Fitzgerald was also lucky.
Reminiscent of how so many "Holocaust Survivors" ™ later parlayed their comfy cozy stay at the Bullschwitz Internment Camp into lucrative book deals and speaking engagements at various conferences and college campuses, Schonbrun has since cashed in on his good luck that day. Premier Speakers charges a $12,500 speaking fee on his behalf -- of which the agency typically keeps about 25%, the rest going to the speaker..According to AI referncing the Jewish Book Council:
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"Schonbrun has built a prolific career as a renowned inspirational keynote speaker. He has delivered hundreds, if not thousands, of presentations over more than two decades." He has appeared on Fox and Friends and has been interviewed by Newsweek Magazine as well as other major newspapers and magazines globally."
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Schonbrun also independently published a book, titled "Miracles & Fate on 78" -- which sells online through the Jewish Book Council, and at his speaking events. Cha ching, cha ching, cha ching. And oh how the goy normies eat up the "motivational" slop!
From the Description: "A series of seemingly ordinary delays left him running late that morning, placing him on the 78th floor when the first plane struck. Thrown to the ground by the impact and surrounded by smoke, fire, and chaos, Ari began searching for a way out. That search brought him to Virginia, a severely burned coworker who begged him not to leave her. Ari made her a promise and helped her down dozens of flights of stairs."
Question: Doen't smoke RISE? So how did the fire and smoke from the upper floors make it all the way down to the 78th floor??? Just askin'.
The college kiddies pay to gobble up Ari's goyslop.
Boobus Americanus 1: I read in the Anti-New York Times today that the top executives at Cantor Fitzgerald all survived 9/11 by miracle..Boobus Americanus 2: That is a miracle. The whole firm was wiped out that day.*St Sugar: Yep. The miracle of Passover, Boobuss!.Editor: I knew someone at Cantor Fitzgerald who died that day. He left behind a wife and two kids.
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