AMIA
Former Argentine President Charged With Jewish Center Bombing Cover-Up
The 1994 bombing killed 85 people at the AMIA Jewish community center. Argentina’s former president is charged with covering up Iran’s role.
Jewish Justice Joins Argentina’s Supreme Court In Landmark Appointment
“I think that I bring some cultural diversity to the [Supreme] Court,” Rosenkratz said.
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.
Israeli Embassy Wins Prize For ‘PeaceWithoutTerror’ Ad Campaign
BUENOS AIRES An ad campaign focused on peace created by the Israeli Embassy in Argentina won two communications prizes.
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
New Evidence Points To Suicide Attack In Argentina Jewish Center Bombing
BUENOS AIRES — A new set of DNA has been identified among the 85 victims of the AMIA Buenos Aires Jewish Center attack, strengthening the h…
Argentina Jewish Center Evacuated After Fake Bomb Threat
A Jewish community center in Buenos Aires was briefly evacuated after a false bomb threat on Thursday, Argentina’s Jewish community association AMIA said in a statement, a day after dozens of similar episodes were reported in the United States.
Final AMIA Bombing Victim in Buenos Aires Identified 22 Years After Attack
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (JTA) — The only unidentified fatality of the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish center here has been named. Augusto Daniel Jesus was identified as the victim with more than 99.99 percent certainty based on an analysis of DNA taken from the body and from his mother, according to the Argentina government’s…
AMIA Bombing Trial May Reopen Now Victims’ Fathers Are Plaintiffs
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (JTA) — The fathers of two AMIA Jewish center bombing victims have been named as plaintiffs in a case against former Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, which could reopen the investigation of the late prosecutor Alberto Nisman into a cover-up of Iran’s role in the 1994 bombing.
