29 people dead, hundreds wounded.

Jewish groups have expressed concerns over the apparent thawing of relations between Argentina and Iran, after the two countries announced plans for a "truth commission" to examine the 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community centre which killed 85 people.

Israel's embassy in Buenos Aires expressed "disappointment" Friday over talks between Argentina and Iran about a deadly attack nearly two decades ago on a Jewish center in the Argentine capital.

Argentina's president said Tuesday she has asked for a meeting with Iran over a 1994 terror attack in Buenos Aires that killed more than 80 people at a Jewish association in 1994, for which her country blames Tehran.

Relatives of the victims of Argentina's worst terrorist attack have marked the 18th anniversary of a bomb blast which claimed 85 lives, demanding those responsible are brought to justice.

Argentina and Israel on Friday honored the memory of the 29 victims of the 1992 terrorist car bomb attack at the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires, the first of two deadly attacks in the Argentinian capital.

The World Jewish Congress (WJC) has called on the international community to redouble efforts to root out Iran-sponsored international terrorism, on the 20th anniversary of the bombing of Israel’s Embassy in Buenos Aires.

The ORT system’s international standing is the highest in its history, World ORT Director General and CEO Robert Singer told a meeting of the organisation’s top professionals in Buenos Aires this week.