AMIA bombing
The author of a Mosaic essay on the subject discusses the bombing that killed 85 Argentine Jews, the cover-up afterward, and more.
An Argentine lawyer investigated the crime and the coverup, and met his death.
A tale of four trials.
Aiming for the soft underbelly.
And a new documentary streaming on Netflix regurgitates propaganda.
A step backward for Argentina.
Bad news from Buenos Aires.
The continued cover-up and obstruction of justice make it a potential future horror as well, and Buenos Aires is still at risk.
The rabbi, activist, and author of this month’s Mosaic essay drops by our studio to talk about his time in Argentina laboring to comfort, and to seek justice for, the bereaved.
Occupying positions from the highest rungs of the Iranian government to agents and operatives in the field, the terrorists have been rewarded, not punished.
A personal look at the 25 years that have passed since the bombing of an Argentine Jewish center that killed 85 people, with no progress toward justice.
And the passive response.
And the investigation is still ongoing.
Drug running and money laundering in the service of terror.