Argentina must remove the piles of deceit and do justice to the memory of the dead
José Pérez, a Federal Police spy who infiltrated the Argentine Jewish community, holds the secrets of Iranian terrorist attacks in Buenos Aires. This is his story.
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.’
The original prosecutor, Alberto Nisman, died in 2015 under mysterious circumstances
A federal judge has requested Malaysia and Singapore extradite Alí Akbar Velayati, who is an adviser to Ayatollah Khamenei
All evidence points to foul play, and reason suggests responsibility falls upon both Iran and Argentina
Rules dead prosecutor’s case against president insufficient to investigate
Alberto Nisman’s mysterious death hasn’t silenced his investigation findings
Lead investigator says test results still don’t rule out possibility of suicide
The June 2014 documents were found in the dead prosecutor’s garbage
Argentinian Jewish reporter details leaving Buenos Aires in Haaretz essay
Argentine prosecutor’s findings implicated Tehran in 1994 JCC bombing
The sudden death of Alberto Nisman, lead prosecutor of the AMIA bombing, deepens the culture of impunity
Alberto Nisman accused the government of covering up 1994 JCC bombing
Alberto Nisman was to present his evidence against the government today
The Jewish community center attack, 17 years later
The 1994 Buenos Aires Jewish community center bombing and Iran’s influence in Latin America
