AMIA bombing
AMIA bombing victims remembered as Argentina marks 32 years without justice
The attack killed 85 people and wounded over 300 when a vehicle packed with explosives was detonated outside the Jewish community center.
Argentinian Jews turn a World Cup chant into a call for justice 32 years after the AMIA bombing
32 years later, Iran must still be held to account for AMIA bombing
Argentinian President Milei meets former hostage Iair Horn at memorial cermeony for AMIA attack
False bomb threat hits Buenos Aires Jewish center where 85 people died in 1994 bombing
Police in Argentina are investigating the emails to determine their origin and find the individual or individuals responsible for Wednesday’s threats.
Seeking justice for the deadly 1994 AMIA bombing - opinion
After twenty-nine years since the AMIA atrocity, striving to achieve justice is crucial.
Argentina requests INTERPOL arrest Lebanese citizens in AMIA bombing case
At least some of the Lebanese suspects are suspected of being in Paraguay or Brazil.
Can Europe protect Diaspora Jews from Iran's IRGC threats? - opinion
How will European nations structure their Israel-based policies around the IRGC's active threats, and how will they protect Jews in the Diaspora?
US officials slam Hezbollah on anniversary of AMIA, Burgas bombings
Both Lipstadt and Price acknowledged the AMIA attack as the largest antisemitic attack on Jews in more than half a century.
Understanding the Iranian threat across Latin America - opinion
Approaching the 28th anniversary of the Buenos Aires AMIA Jewish Center bombing
Argentina official says Israel should help investigate 1994 AMIA bombing
Israel was not a target of the attack — the bombing, widely believed to have been carried out by terrorists backed by Iran, occurred in Buenos Aires.
Argentina slams Iranian VP travel despite part in AMIA bombing
Why has Iran's Vice President been allowed to travel despite an Interpol red notice against him for his part in the AMIA bombing?
Argentine judge exonerates ex-president accused of covering up Iran attack on Jews
Former Argentine president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner allegedly covered up Iran's possible role in the 1994 AMIA bombing.
Argentina Jews criticize former president after death for AMIA scandal
In its statement on Sunday, DAIA also condemned Menem’s decision in 1989 to pardon generals responsible for abuses during the country’s so-called “Dirty War” during the 1970s and ’80s.