A drawn-out legal case after the 1994 terror attack has been riddled by corruption charges, including against the now-vice president, and the alleged murder of a Jewish prosecutor

Jewish community leader says country will now be better equipped to combat hatred

Direct flight from Buenos Aires to Tel Aviv shortened by 2 hours; Sudanese authorities insisted aircraft enter its airspace only after local TV news broadcasts end

Gathering violated Argentina's social distancing restrictions; event condemned by Jewish groups

Move indicates Israel's importance as an export market for Argentinian beef industry

Roth's extensive body of work as a longtime collaborator with famed director Almodovar touches on one of the most consequential events of world history -- forced exile

Tomás Méndez says that deadly virus came not from bats, but from humans who are 'the richest of the world' and 'the owners of your life'; apologizes a day later

Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires looking for minimum 60 people to sign up so flight can go ahead; 'We don’t know when there will be new flights again,' says ambassador

Local authorities deal with Ruben Bercovich's body in contravention of mainstream Jewish law, prompting dialogue between rabbis and officials

Thousands of citizens believed to be in South America, where several countries have enacted travel bans and flight suspensions