Argentina Court Holds Iran Responsible for 1994 Jewish Center Bombing

Argentina's highest criminal court has attributed the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires to Iran, declaring it a "crime against humanity" and paving the way for victims' families to seek justice. The ruling, which holds Hezbollah militants responsible for the attack, has been hailed as historic by Argentina's Jewish community, but some express frustration over the decades-long delay in holding the perpetrators accountable. The court's decision calls for legal reforms to allow the accused suspects to be tried in absentia, as Iran has consistently denied involvement and refused to turn over suspects.