AMIA bombing
Prosecutor Who Alleged Jewish Center Bombing Cover-Up Was Murdered, Police Say
Alberto Nisman was going to testify that Argentina’s president had covered up Iran’s role in the AMIA bombing. But he died from a mysterious gunshot.
Argentina Prosecutor Investigating Bombing Of Jewish Center Was Murdered: Report
Alberto Nisman’s mysterious death in 2015 was ruled a suicide. He had been about to publicly share his findings when he was found dead.
Netanyahu, In Argentina, Lauds Effort To Solve 1994 Jewish Center Bombing
85 people were killed in the bombing. Although Argentine courts have accused Iran of responsibility, no one has ever been brought to trial
Argentine Judge Requests Arrest Of Key Iranian Adviser In 1994 Jewish Center Bombing
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (JTA) — An Argentine federal judge investigating the 1994 AMIA Jewish center bombing has requested that Singapore and Malaysia arrest a high-level Iranian adviser to the country’s supreme leader in connection with the attack. Alí Akbar Velayati, who was Iran’s foreign minister at the time of the terrorist attack and has been…
Argentine Ex-Foreign Minister Says Iran Responsible for AMIA Bombings
Former Argentine Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman said that Iran was responsible for the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish center in Buenos Aires while he was negotiating with Tehran.
Iran Bankrolled 2007 Campaign of Argentina President: Report
Iran financed the 2007 campaign of Argentinian President Cristina Kirchner, in exchange for impunity for Iranians in the AMIA bombing, a magazine is reporting.
With All Due Respect, Can't My Critics Read?
Why, J.J. Goldberg wonders, are critics attacking him for holding dangerous anti-Israel opinions when all he’s done is quote mainstream Israeli defense sources?
'Criticize Away': Hartman Institute Debates Debating
Havruta, a journal of the Shalom Hartman Institute, features a symposium on whether and how to criticize Israel in its February 2012 issue. It makes for interesting reading, with special shout-outs to Yossi Klein-Halevi’s thought-provoking letter to a right-wing friend and editor Stuart Schoffman’s delightful introduction.