Argentina

Jews, Christians and Muslims come together to paint over swastikas in Argentinian Jewish cemetery

One of the swastikas was found in the area dedicated to Holocaust victims.

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The Jewish cemetery of La Tablada in Buenos Aires, Argentina, pictured in 2013. (Wikimedia Commons/Dario Alpern)

More than 100 headstones smashed at Jewish cemetery in Argentina

The graveyard, which includes the remains of victims of the 1994 AMIA Jewish center bombing, was vandalized similarly in 2009.

Biden names Marc Stanley, prominent Texas Jewish Democrat, as envoy to Argentina

Stanley has long been involved in Jewish and pro-Israel causes.

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Diego Schwartzman becomes emotional after finally winning hometown Argentina Open

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South American immigrants arrive in Israel after 40 days in limbo

Obituaries

Jorge Kirszenbaum, human rights activist and former head of of Argentina’s Jewish community, dies at 72

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University professor in Argentina offers bonus to ‘whoever finds a poor Jew’

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Argentina bringing Israeli rabbis to certify kosher meat despite flight ban

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Missing local sports, Argentine soccer fans cheer goal by Argentine-Israeli player

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Argentine Rabbi Sergio Bergman becomes first Latin American to lead World Union for Progressive Judaism

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