AMIA bombing
Iran declares Argentina's navy, air force as 'terrorist groups' in reciprocal move over IRGC ban
Tehran's move comes after Buenos Aires designated Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization in April at the height of the 2026 conflict.
32 years after Argentina's AMIA attack: Monument in honor of victims to be erected in Binyamin
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Two Iranian officials to face trial in absentia over 1994 attack on Argentinian Jewish center
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.
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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.
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.