Secretly recorded phone conversations recently surfaced, in which Argentina’s former foreign minister acknowledged Tehran’s responsibility for the massive 1994 car-bombing of the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA), a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.

Argentine courts will investigate whether a long list of top officials have been covering the tracks of terrorists who committed the worst attack in the country's history.

Argentina's parliament has approved a bill to compensate the victims of the 1994 bombing at the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.

While Timerman promoted the Iran nuclear deal as a way to reach the truth behind the unsolved 1997 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish Center, many have criticized the deal.

The plot thickens: The journalist who first reported on the death of the Argentinian whistle blower has fled to Israel in fear for his life.

The day after a prosecutor in Argentina seeking justice for Jewish terror victims was found dead, Israeli tourists endured three hours of violence by Jew-haters.

A prosecutor committed to seeking justice for victims of Argentina's deadliest terror attack was found dead only a day prior to presenting his case to lawmakers.

An Argentinian prosecutor who proved Iranian and Hezbollah involvement in the 1994 bombing, was shot in the head just before testifying.