The Real Reason Bin Laden's Niece is a MAGA and QAnon Fan: 'I Endorse Donald Trump!'

In an interview with the New York Post, the niece of the mastermind of Al Qaeda and its 9/11 terrorist attacks, has announced her support for the US President, Donald Trump, as he hopes for reelection in less than two months, saying that only he 'can prevent another 9/11."

The 33-year old Swiss-born was featured in a first-of-a-kind interview, in which she discussed her political affiliations and explained how she feels to be an "American at heart."

Apparently an avid Trump supporter, Noor went on to talk about the difference between the Obama/Biden policies towards the Middle East and those of Trump, saying that the latter "actually cares about Americans and works so hard to protect them, which makes him a better option for 2020 elections."

On her Twitter, Noor had posted a photo of herself last May as she wore a full MAGA outfit including the famous red hat, and used the hashtag #QAnon in reference to a right-wing conspiracy theory often promoted by Trump supporters.

Additionally, she tweeted a video of an interview featuring Donald Trump Jr. adding the caption: "Osama Bin Laden endorsed Biden to see America fail. I endorse President Trump to see America succeed."

The surprising stance on behalf of a Bin Laden came as a shock to social media users, who pointed out the irony in the fact that while Trump's own niece, Mary Trump, has endorsed the democratic nominee Joe Biden, as she warned of her uncle whom she repeatedly described as "dangerous," "the US President was able to get the endorsement of the niece of the world's once most dangerous terrorist."

Some commentators highlighted Noor's background saying that she is an aspiring writer who's currently preparing to release her book, which, according to them, "explains her need for a media bombshell that she hits the bestseller."

Born in 1987, Noor is the daughter of Osama bin Laden's half brother, the Swiss businessman Yeslam Binladin and the Swiss writer Carmen Dufour. She is a graduate of both the University of Geneva and the University of London.

According to several press resources, Noor and her two other sisters have not been in contact with their father for the last 15 years, following their parent's divorce in 2006.