
Operation Unorthodox
Ep. 148: ‘Operation Finale’ actor Nick Kroll and director Chris Weitz on bringing the Eichmann capture to the big screen

Huge Collection of Nazi Artifacts Discovered in Hidden Room in Home Near Buenos Aires
The trove of 75 items is the largest discovery of Nazi-era artifacts in the country’s history

Angela Merkel to Buenos Aires’ Oldest Congregation: ‘We Must Fight Anti-Semitism’
During a three-day trip to Latin America, the German chancellor thanked the Argentine Jewish community for welcoming German Jews fleeing the Nazis

Becoming a Bat Mitzvah—at 91
Eugenia Unger, a Holocaust survivor and co-founder of Buenos Aires’ Holocaust museum, celebrated the momentous occasion this past Shabbat

Alberto Nisman Lost His Life. But He May Win His Case.
As former President Cristina Kirchner heads for prison, Argentina may finally hold Iran accountable for the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish Center in Buenos Aires. Excerpts from the revealing Argentine book, ‘Nisman Must Die.’

Argentine Court Reopens Case Accusing Ex-President Fernandez of Covering Up Iran’s Role in 1994 AMIA Bombing
The original prosecutor, Alberto Nisman, died in 2015 under mysterious circumstances

The Chosen Ones: An Interview With Andres Levin
The Grammy Award-winning producer, filmmaker, and philanthropist on his family’s escape to Buenos Aires from Berlin in the 1930s, and splitting time between New York City and Havana

Going ‘Crazy’ for Jewish Food
Chef Tomás Kalika updated his Polish grandmother’s recipes at Mishiguene, his popular Buenos Aires restaurant. This week he brings his food to New York.

Argentine Federal Judge Wants Iran’s Former Foreign Minister Arrested Over 1994 AMIA Bombing
A federal judge has requested Malaysia and Singapore extradite Alí Akbar Velayati, who is an adviser to Ayatollah Khamenei

Argentina’s Senate Paves Way for First Jewish Supreme Court Justice
Buenos Aires attorney Carlos Rosenkrantz was appointed by Argentinian President Mauricio Macri to join the country’s highest court of law

Argentine Prosecutor Asserts Alberto Nisman Was Murdered. Now, to Find His Killers.
All evidence points to foul play, and reason suggests responsibility falls upon both Iran and Argentina

Beef Up Your Pumpkin
While your neighbors are using theirs to make jack o’ lanterns for Halloween, put yours to better use—fill it with a rich Argentinian stew

Argentinian Judge Throws Out Nisman Charges
Rules dead prosecutor’s case against president insufficient to investigate

Argentina’s President to be Charged in 1994 Bombing Cover-Up
Alberto Nisman’s mysterious death hasn’t silenced his investigation findings

No Gunpowder Found on Slain Argentinian Prosecutor’s Hands
Lead investigator says test results still don’t rule out possibility of suicide

Nisman Drafted Arrest Warrants for Argentina’s President, Foreign Minister
The June 2014 documents were found in the dead prosecutor’s garbage

Journalist Covering Nisman Death Flees to Israel
Argentinian Jewish reporter details leaving Buenos Aires in Haaretz essay

Is Iran Behind the Murder of Alberto Nisman?
Argentine prosecutor’s findings implicated Tehran in 1994 JCC bombing

Something Is Rotten in Argentina
The sudden death of Alberto Nisman, lead prosecutor of the AMIA bombing, deepens the culture of impunity

Theories Abound After Argentinian Prosecutor’s Death
Alberto Nisman accused the government of covering up 1994 JCC bombing

Prosecutor Who Accused Argentina of Covering Up Jewish Center Bombing Found Dead
Alberto Nisman was to present his evidence against the government today

ADL: Surge in Global Anti-Semitism
Report lists anti-Semitic incidents outside the U.S. during Gaza operation

The Crimes of Moisés Ville: A Story of Gauchos and Jews
The long echo of a massacre on the Argentine pampas, and the multi-generational chronicle of Jewish life in its wake

Pope Francis Marks Anniversary of JCC Bombing
Deadly 1994 attack on Buenos Aires Jewish center killed 85 and injured 300

Sorry, Argentina, but a Debt Is a Debt
For advice on struggling nations seeking debt restructuring, look no further than Jewish law

When Pope Francis Makes His Visit to Israel, This Rabbi Will Be His Guide
Abraham Skorka, an unassuming scientist and rabbi in Buenos Aires, is the pontiff’s friend and interlocutor

In Argentine Haven for Fugitive Nazis, April Means Chocolate Eggs and Hitler Parties
Twenty years after the capture of Erich Priebke, some in Bariloche are trying to come to terms with the city’s legacy of silence
