Argentina boosts security at locations as well as at Jewish institutions; local Jewish leader: 'They are coming for democracy' but 'we are not canceling anything'

Fans swamp highway as victorious players clutching cherished trophy make their way to Buenos Aires; president declares national holiday so country can celebrate

Jorge Luis Borges' exhibit in Argentina National Library, co-organized by local Israeli embassy, set to feature events discussing Jewish themes in non-Jewish author's work

Demonstrators gather to commemorate the 29 murdered in the bombing; Israeli Justice Minister Gideon Sa’ar rails against renewed efforts toward an Iran nuclear deal

So-called 'bronze mafia' has carried out multiple robberies in Buenos Aires over recent years; watchdog says it doesn't believe antisemitism was motive

Local Jewish leaders fume after third such robbery, vandalism in past month; police apprehend one of suspects while two others manage to flee

Marchers leave small rocks with names of coronavirus victims outside government building 'so that they last in time'

Three days of national mourning called for star soccer player, a national icon who struggled with drugs throughout his career 

Jewish owner of large chain sells kosher cuts for a quarter of what others charge, saying supervision industry conning people by driving prices up

Diego Schwartzman, who also downed Israel-born Denis Shapovalov, faces Novak Djokovic in the finals Monday, with chance to break into top 10 internationally