Argentine Jewish leaders call on government to make AMIA bombing a ‘national priority

ed note–Israel and her 5th column sayanim in Argentina (and elsewhere) do not want the 1994 AMIA bombing made into a ‘priority’ by the Argentine government. What they want prioritized is a statement from the Argentine government whereby Iran and Hezbollah take the blame for an act of false flag terrorism that Israel perpetrated. 

This is what Israel and her peeps refer to as ‘facts on the ground’. Similar in many respects to her building ‘settlements’ and moving squatters into the West Bank, despite the fact that according to international law it is as legal to do so as it is to kidnap defenseless Gentiles, murder them and then sell their organs, nevertheless this is a major pillar in the Judaic method of making reality appear to be such based upon certain pieces of circumstantial ‘evidence.’ By having an official statement emerge concerning the AMIA bombing, whereby false witnesses and fake evidence is produced in blaming Iran while at the same time hiding that evidence that convicts Israel, the Jewish state is then afforded the opportunity of going before the court of public opinion and stating that it has been officially declared from a body no less authoritative than the government of Argentina itself that it was Iran that carried out the bombing, similar in many respects to the 9/11 Commission Report stating that it was the ‘AY-rabs’ who pulled off the terrorist attacks of September 11th

JTA

Argentine Jewish leaders called on the country’s government to make the investigation of the AMIA Jewish center bombing a “national priority” at a ceremony commemorating the attack that killed 85 and injured hundreds.

Speakers at the ceremony Monday at the site of the rebuilt building also thanked the government for voiding the agreement with Iran to jointly investigate the 1994 bombing, which Iran has been accused of being behind.

President Mauricio Macri, who canceled the memorandum of understanding with Iran last December in his first week in office, attended the event for the first time as president but left early. Other members of his Cabinet stayed for the entire ceremony.

AMIA Vice President Ralph Thomas Saieg praised the “positive nullification” of the Iran pact. Sofia Guterman, whose daughter Andrea, 28, was killed in the bombing, also praised the Macri government for its quick cancellation of the memorandum.

Guterman also told the gathering that the previous governments “talked a lot but did very little. It is time that it promises less and solves more.” She added that if the investigation does not come to a resolution, “we’ll soon have to issue a death certificate for the case itself.”

Saieg called on the head of AMIA Special Unit, Mario Cimadevilla, and Justice Minister Germán Garavano to make the case “a national priority.” There have been no arrests.

“We know you have been in your posts for a short time, but we have been calling for justice for 22 years and bearing the sad reality of not having even one person arrested,” Saieg said.

The late AMIA prosecutor Alberto Nisman was remembered at the event, as well as at the Global Forum Against Anti-Semitism, where a panel on Monday was dedicated to the AMIA attack.

At the panel, Cimadevilla confirmed that he was preparing a law for trial in absentia to be discussed soon in the Parliament. The 250 participants from 17 countries who came to the Buenos Aires forum — the first time it’s been held in Latin America — participated in the AMIA ceremony.

In the 18 months since Nisman’s death, authorities have yet to determine whether he took his own life or was killed by someone else.

“Nisman didn’t kill himself, he was murdered,” Guterman asserted at the panel. “He was assassinated for being the prosecutor of AMIA case.”

Nisman had been scheduled to appear in Congress hours after he was discovered shot dead in his apartment to present allegations that then-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner orchestrated a secret deal to cover up Iranian officials’ alleged role in the AMIA bombing. Fernandez denied the allegations and judges threw out the case.

In a statement, B’nai B’rith International President Gary Saltzman recalled Nisman’s “valiant efforts to procure justice for victims of the AMIA building bombing.”