Buenos Aires Remembers AMIA Attack in Subway Display

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Jun 19, 2015

FORWARD – The Argentine capital opened up a permanent display at a subway station that it intends to rename in memory of victims of the 1994 AMIA terrorist attack on local Jews.

The commemorative display at the Pasteur subway station was unveiled Friday by the municipality and the SBASE metro company. City delegates will vote next month in a second reading of a bill to rename the station Pasteur/AMIA Memorial Station.

The station is located approximately 200 yards from the AMIA Jewish Community Center, where terrorists in 1994 set off explosives that killed 85 people and injured hundreds.

The display features drawings, paintings and photos by 25 artists and a clock that permanently indicates the exact moment of the explosion: July 18, 9:53 AM.

Municipal delegates voted in May unanimously in favor of renaming the station for the AMIA building. A second reading is scheduled for July 13.

“We [at] AMIA are very grateful to the artists that contribute with their talent and creativity to reshape Pasteur station [into] a place of a collective memory for thousands of people who will remember every day the AMIA attack,” AMIA president Leonardo Jmelnitzky told JTA.

The B Line, which stops at Pasteur station, transports approximately seven million passengers monthly. It is the most heavily-used line in the subway system of Buenos Aires.

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jgalindes says:

June 19, 2015 at 3:31 pm

That mother f…r Leonardo Jmelnitzky is one of the guys sued by Mr Juan Gabriel Labake,a valiant nationalist lawyer, for treason against the argentinean state due to declarations by one of his ex-associates in AMIA,Mr. Elbaum,given to Pagina 12 newspaper, of a plot to involve Iran in both the Israeli Embassy and AMIA building bombings.
Apparently there was a split among the jewish residents,those that follow israel rule through AMIA,DAIA,OSA organizations,and the rest that do not share the same zionist idiology (left wing ).
But don’t be fooled,a jew is always a jew .today they seem separated tomorrow they may join again to screw you…
Mark says:

June 20, 2015 at 5:30 am

So what ever happened with the joint Argentine-Iranian investigation into the bombing? Did the jews squawk so long & loud that it was shelved and in return, the jews would stop accusing Iran when they knew it was MOSSAD? Bombing & terrorizing Diaspora jews in an attempt to get them to move to Israel is an old MOSSAD trick…
forgetfulknot says:

June 20, 2015 at 6:53 am

And they are full of tricks!
Isaac says:

June 20, 2015 at 7:10 pm

The Jews are filthy crap of cold blooded murderers and they have the cynicism to blame others for their own crimes. All these are pure false flags, that has been the modus operandi of these rats for thousands of years. They burnt Rome and blame it on the Christians and Emperor Nero. Emperor Nero was the one who sent his General Tito Flavio Vespaciano to stop the subversion in Judea executing thousands of Jews.

Buenos Aires Remembers AMIA Attack in Subway Display

Bytut editor

FORWARD – The Argentine capital opened up a permanent display at a subway station that it intends to rename in memory of victims of the 1994 AMIA terrorist attack on local Jews.

The commemorative display at the Pasteur subway station was unveiled Friday by the municipality and the SBASE metro company. City delegates will vote next month in a second reading of a bill to rename the station Pasteur/AMIA Memorial Station.

The station is located approximately 200 yards from the AMIA Jewish Community Center, where terrorists in 1994 set off explosives that killed 85 people and injured hundreds.

The display features drawings, paintings and photos by 25 artists and a clock that permanently indicates the exact moment of the explosion: July 18, 9:53 AM.

Municipal delegates voted in May unanimously in favor of renaming the station for the AMIA building. A second reading is scheduled for July 13.

“We [at] AMIA are very grateful to the artists that contribute with their talent and creativity to reshape Pasteur station [into] a place of a collective memory for thousands of people who will remember every day the AMIA attack,” AMIA president Leonardo Jmelnitzky told JTA.

The B Line, which stops at Pasteur station, transports approximately seven million passengers monthly. It is the most heavily-used line in the subway system of Buenos Aires.

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Buenos Aires Remembers AMIA Attack in Subway Display

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FORWARD – The Argentine capital opened up a permanent display at a subway station that it intends to rename in memory of victims of the 1994 AMIA terrorist attack on local Jews.

The commemorative display at the Pasteur subway station was unveiled Friday by the municipality and the SBASE metro company. City delegates will vote next month in a second reading of a bill to rename the station Pasteur/AMIA Memorial Station.

The station is located approximately 200 yards from the AMIA Jewish Community Center, where terrorists in 1994 set off explosives that killed 85 people and injured hundreds.

The display features drawings, paintings and photos by 25 artists and a clock that permanently indicates the exact moment of the explosion: July 18, 9:53 AM.

Municipal delegates voted in May unanimously in favor of renaming the station for the AMIA building. A second reading is scheduled for July 13.

“We [at] AMIA are very grateful to the artists that contribute with their talent and creativity to reshape Pasteur station [into] a place of a collective memory for thousands of people who will remember every day the AMIA attack,” AMIA president Leonardo Jmelnitzky told JTA.

The B Line, which stops at Pasteur station, transports approximately seven million passengers monthly. It is the most heavily-used line in the subway system of Buenos Aires.

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