Hundreds protest Iran-Argentina investigation pact in Buenos Aires

Rally in response to the announcement of joint investigation of the AMIA center bombing of 1994.

By JTA | 16:24 16.02.13 |

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Some 300 people attended a protest rally in Buenos Aires against Argentine-Iranian cooperation in investigating the deadly 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center.

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Why Israel is worried about the investigations?
- By Jamie
- 17 Feb 2013
- 07:34PM
Israel should welcome such investigation if it has not got anything to hide, be afraid of or truthful in finding the truth. The objects to the fact finding initiative suggests that Israel has something to hide or afraid of something that will be surfaced.
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Woo hoo!
- By Colin Wright
- 16 Feb 2013
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Three hundred is over 0.1% of Argentina's Jewish community! This doesn't exactly fit with the story line, does it?
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AMIA (trucholandia)
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- 16 Feb 2013
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this is trucholandia , the most antisemitic and corrupt country in the world.- with weak and accomplish jewesh leaders.-
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The governments that know too much
- By Fix a limit
- 16 Feb 2013
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Like many countries, included Israel, the Argentine government accuses immediately those who criticize them of being servers of foreign interests.
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We Already Know The Lying Regime Of Iran Will Conclude That Mossad Pulled Off This Death & Destruction Of Jewry In Buenos Aires To Solicit
- By Lavi - Seattle
- 16 Feb 2013
- 05:34PM
... sympathy for their Jewish State's cause. Argentinian government officials on the other hand have been sitting on their backsides for about 20 years and some of them in this manner like keeping the cash buyouts of their souls from the likes of Rafsanjani under cover.
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  so??????????????
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  @so, You Obviously Don't Care So Go Back To Your Deep Sleep & Next Time Type In The Timbuktu Times URL To Get Your News
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  Come back to HaAretz (The Land, as in no other land but Israel) when you've woken up and really have something to say.
  
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