In the midst of the arrest of the Iranians, the government renewed its commitment against impunity at 27-year-old Israeli Embassy attack.

Israeli officials, lawmakers, and organizations renewed their demand for justice on the 27th anniversary of the terrorist attack by the Israeli Embbady in Buenos Aires, which has made 29 dead and more than 200 wounded.

The anniversary of the attack was celebrated on Sunday, but the main event took place at 2:50 pm at the Plaza Israel embbady, ​​at the intersection of Arroyo and Suipacha streets, where the Minister of Justice and of the Human Rights of the Nation, Germán Garavano; the ambbadador of Israel in Argentina, Ilan Sztulmanand Alberto Romano, on behalf of the parents of the victims and survivors.

The Israeli ambbadador stressed that both justice and political leaders "must give answers" to the lack of prosecuted officials and have "the responsibility to show terrorism that Argentina is not worth all". After recalling that the attack was a sign of the arrival of international terrorism in Argentina, Sztulman pointed out that the perpetrators have not yet been arrested and "are hiding under the protection of Iran and of his arms ejector, Hezbollah ".

The Minister of Justice has stated that the "challenge" of justice is "end the impunity" to clarify the terrorist attack at the Israeli embbady started in 1992 and badured that President Mauricio Macri shares the desire for "justice be done".

In parallel, Twitter was the platform chosen for the demand for expressions of justice. In this context, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jorge Faurie, wrote in his official account that "today, on the occasion of the 27th anniversary of the terrorist attack against the Embbady of Israel, Argentina honors the victims and reaffirms their demand for justice and their unwavering commitment in the fight against terrorism ".

For his part, the Secretary for Human Rights and Cultural Pluralism of the Nation, Claudi or Avruj, wrote: "The best tribute we can pay to the victims of the attack against the l"; Israeli embbady is that we continue to ask that justice be done 27 years of the attack, my embrace to the survivors and families of those who are no longer there. "

Another of the officials to remember on Twitter of the anniversary of the attack was the head of the anti-corruption office, Laura Alonso, who said that it was acting "the first international terrorism attack against the Argentineans in 1992".

The Mayor of Buenos Aires, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, also stressed that "the memory is built by all of us" and added: "Today, we remember the victims of the attack against the l 'la, que que que que que que 39 39 39 39 39 39. Israeli embbady, ​​27 years after the fact, we are committed more than ever to being united against terrorism. "

The terrorist attack in the building where the Israeli Embbady in Arroyo 910 took place on March 17, 1992 at 14:50 left 29 dead (22 recognized corps) and more than 200 wounded. during the first terrorist attack on Argentine territory.

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