“The first emotion I had was horror,” Mona Masood, a Philadelphia-area psychiatrist, says when reflecting on 9/11. “I remember praying fervently, ‘Please, God, don’t let them be Muslim.' But they claimed they were. And we would all be punished for it.” Masood, a child of Indian immigrants, and a sophomore in high school at the time, watched at school as the events unfolded. Though her schedule is super packed, Shay Mitchell recently made some time to have lunch with Chicago Bulls basketball player Jimmy Butler. Whether they're on the fast track to becoming BFFs or starting to get flirty is anyone's guess, but their day date was pretty cute regardless! that most of the 17,000 Palestinians participating in the demonstration were actually rioting, citing instances in which young men ran up to the fence to throw stones,Molotov cocktails "Would I have been able to stop this gentleman with a semi-automatic weapon? I'm not sure," Simpson said. "Would I have liked to have had the opportunity? That's again a question I'm not sure I would know how to answer. The answer: maybe?"