NEW YORK - Leading American Jewish organizations are planning a public relations campaign to urge Interpol to issue international arrest warrants for the perpetrators of a 1994 bombing attack against the Jewish community building in Buenos Aires.

A total of 85 Jews were killed when the terrorists detonated a car bomb near the AMIA building.

The identities of the attackers - five Iranians and a Lebanese - are known to the Argentine authorities, and in November 2006, the Argentine Justice Ministry officially asked Interpol to assist in apprehending the suspects and bringing them to justice.