Argentine Judge Calls for Arrest of Four Lebanese Citizens Connected to Hezbollah for Questioning in 1994 AMIA Bombing

A federal judge in Argentina suspects that the individuals are collaborators or operational agents of the armed wing of Hezbollah.
Argentine prosecutors allege that Iranian officials used Hezbollah to carry out the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center that killed 85 people.
Most of the Lebanese citizens being sought have ties to a region connecting Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay that the US believes is a hub for terrorism financing.
The judge has called on Interpol to detain the four individuals, who include a Paraguayan national, a naturalized Brazilian citizen, and a person believed to be living in Beirut.
The judge seeks to question the individuals in connection with the deadly 1994 attack.