Thirty years later, the wound is still open

It is imperative to keep the memory alive, never forget the victims of terrorism and not to cease in search of condemnation of those who organized, planned and perpetrated that heinous attack
Thirty years later, the wound is still open

30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

On March 17, 1992, in 1447, a vehicle bomb detonated the Israeli diplomatic headquarters building on the corner of Arroyo and Suipacha, the work of Islamic Jihad, the armed wing of Hezbollah. The Supreme Court investigation was completely unsuccessful. Over the years, the exact number of victims finally set at age 22 was not established. There were no prisoners and it is not known how the attack was planned.
30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

On March 17, 1992, in 1447, a vehicle bomb detonated the Israeli diplomatic headquarters building on the corner of Arroyo and Suipacha, the work of Islamic Jihad, the armed wing of Hezbollah. The Supreme Court investigation was completely unsuccessful. Over the years, the exact number of victims finally set at age 22 was not established. There were no prisoners and it is not known how the attack was planned.
30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

On March 17, 1992, in 1447, a vehicle bomb detonated the Israeli diplomatic headquarters building on the corner of Arroyo and Suipacha, the work of Islamic Jihad, the armed wing of Hezbollah. The Supreme Court investigation was completely unsuccessful. Over the years, the exact number of victims finally set at age 22 was not established. There were no prisoners and it is not known how the attack was planned.
30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

On March 17, 1992, in 1447, a vehicle bomb detonated the Israeli diplomatic headquarters building on the corner of Arroyo and Suipacha, the work of Islamic Jihad, the armed wing of Hezbollah. The Supreme Court investigation was completely unsuccessful. Over the years, the exact number of victims finally set at age 22 was not established. There were no prisoners and it is not known how the attack was planned.
30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

On March 17, 1992, in 1447, a vehicle bomb detonated the Israeli diplomatic headquarters building on the corner of Arroyo and Suipacha, the work of Islamic Jihad, the armed wing of Hezbollah. The Supreme Court investigation was completely unsuccessful. Over the years, the exact number of victims finally set at age 22 was not established. There were no prisoners and it is not known how the attack was planned.
30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

On March 17, 1992, in 1447, a vehicle bomb detonated the Israeli diplomatic headquarters building on the corner of Arroyo and Suipacha, the work of Islamic Jihad, the armed wing of Hezbollah. The Supreme Court investigation was completely unsuccessful. Over the years, the exact number of victims finally set at age 22 was not established. There were no prisoners and it is not known how the attack was planned.
30 years after the attack on the Israeli embassy: a new anniversary of punishment

Alberto Fernández will not attend the tribute for the 30th anniversary of the attack on the Israeli Embassy

The President was invited, but decided to confine himself to receiving officials from the Latin American Jewish Congress in the Casa Rosada. Martín Soria, Minister of Justice, will be in his place. On Friday he will receive Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Gideon Sa'ar
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