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
Acquitted AMIA bombing suspect says Israel kills ‘kids in Palestine’
On Sunday, Telleldin wrote a cryptic tweet about his innocence.
AMIA bombing suspect acquitted by Argentina court, Jewish org. outraged
The association and the Jewish political umbrella DAIA rejected the acquittal and announced that they will appeal the decision.
Argentina’s President Alberto Fernandez condemns the AMIA bombing
“condemnation of terrorism can’t be under discussion, as the Holocaust, it can’t be neglected nor tolerated,” Fernandez said.
Argentina’s President Alberto Fernandez condemns the AMIA bombing
“Even the memorandum with Iran, which I opposed, was a way to resolve the problem,” he said.
Argentine federal judiciary extends freeze of Hezbollah funds
"Judiciary determined that Hezbollah was the perpetrator of the attacks on the AMIA and the Israeli embassy."
U.S. Senate commemorates 25th anniversary of Argentine Jewish center bombing
The resolution also recognized the efforts of Alberto Nisman, the Jewish prosecutor who investigated the bombing.
Standing with AMIA on the Fast of Av
The destruction of the Temple brought with it exile not only from our land and centralized place of worship, but from one another. We have done little to rectify this situation.
U.S. sanctions Hezbollah operative behind AMIA bombing
Prior to the 2001 attack on the Twin Towers in New York, the terrorist group Hezbollah was responsible for the most American deaths, the Treasury said.
Latin American Jews still don’t have justice after the AMIA massacre
Despite years of activity and rhetoric, justice has not been achieved for the victims, their families and Latin American Jewry — 85 people were killed and 300 injured.
Rescued twice: The archive that survived the Holocaust and the AMIA attack
But the back part, which hosted the library and archives, was still standing, the building’s entrails exposed to the rain and wind.
