Argentina Court Concludes Iran Responsible for 1994 AMIA Bombing

The ruling marks a pivotal moment in the long-standing case, potentially allowing victims' families to seek justice internationally.

An Argentine court has officially attributed the 1994 AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires, which killed 85 people, to Iran and Hezbollah.
The court described the attack as a retaliatory act by Iran following Argentina's cancellation of nuclear cooperation agreements in the 1980s.
Victims' families may now pursue legal action against Iran, with potential cases at the International Criminal Court.
The ruling coincides with increased tensions as Israel's Foreign Minister urges Argentina to designate Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization.
This landmark decision comes nearly 30 years after the attack and follows years of investigations marred by delays and controversies.