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Protestors with posters reading "We Are All Nisman" and "Enough of Corruption and Impunity K" (K referring to then-president Christina Kirchner) in Buenos Aires on January 19, 2015, days after the death of Argentine public prosecutor Alberto Nisman. ALEJANDRO PAGNI/AFP/Getty Images.
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August 29, 2019

Podcast: Avi Weiss Talks about the AMIA Bombing Cover-Up

By Tikvah Podcast at Mosaic, Avi Weiss

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.

This Week’s Guest: Avi Weiss

On July 18, 1994, a car-bomb struck the headquarters of AMIA—the Argentine Israelite Mutual Association, the largest Jewish community center and social-service agency in Buenos Aires—killing 85 people and wounding 300 more. It was the worst single attack on Diaspora Jews since the Holocaust.

A quarter-century later, the perpetrators of this terror attack have still not been brought to justice. And in this month’s Mosaic essay, Rabbi Avi Weiss, the well-known Jewish activist, tells the story of the shameful cover-up of the AMIA bombing and his involvement in trying to unwind it.

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