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Jewish/Israeli symbols should be kept to a minimum
A federal court in Mendoza recently sentenced two men and placed two others on probation in a case involving groups that promoted violence against Jewish and Christian communities; investigators had also seized weapons during earlier raids. The case concerned possible attacks, not a recent attack on travelers or a Jewish institution. No other practical antisemitic violence or anti-Jewish protest in Argentina was identified in the past month. Travelers should use ordinary precautions, particularly near community institutions and public gatherings....
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Argentina's government maintains strongly supportive relations with Israel and has publicly committed to combating antisemitism. Recent court proceedings also show action against a group investigated for promoting violence against Jewish and Christian communities....
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A museum preserving the legacy of Argentina’s Jewish gauchos says it will stay open despite a leadership feud. The article notes that only nine Jews remain in the town.
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jta.org

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An Argentine judge charged seven Iranians and one Lebanese suspect in absentia over the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish center in Buenos Aires, which killed 85 people. The charges could lead to a trial.
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timesofisrael.com

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Argentina has removed a federal judge for making antisemitic remarks, marking a significant step in addressing antisemitism within the judiciary.
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jta.org
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Alfredo Eugenio López, who headed Federal Court No. 4 in Mar del Plata, was removed by Argentina’s Jury of Impeachment for antisemitic comments.
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jpost.com
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Two Israeli women, Mali and Liel Yahalomi, initially reported missing in Vienna, Austria, were tracked down and found safe in Argentina with the help of AI search history.
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jpost.com
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Robert
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3 weeks in four cities in Argentina and felt safer than the U.S. I cannot recall seeing any Palestinian or terrorist graffiti or flags anywhere. We took a Jewish tour and walked about the old town without concern and saw little need for security. Services on Friday night had routine security.
Lee
Thanks for the report!
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אני מטיילת עם המשפחה בארגנטינה והאמת שלא הרגשנו פחד מעצם היותנו יהודים לא בכל מקום אמרנו מאיפה אנחנו אבל כשאמרנו קיבלו אותנו נורא יפה
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אני יהודי בארגנטינה ולא מפחד מכלום. אפשר שיהיו אנשים עם דעות אחרות או הערות אנטישמיות, אבל בסופו של דבר אף אחד לא באמת מעז
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VOLKO
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אני כרגע שוהה בוואנס איירס, אני מרגיש בטוח ולא חושש מגילוי הזהות. אני ממליץ לבוא ולטייל ולהנות מהמדינה היפה. כמובן שתמיד ממולץ לנהוג בזהירות כי אין לדעת, אבל החוויה והנופים יפים כלכך. אבל כן חשוב לשים לב כי יש שיש גנבות ולהיות זהרים עם הדברים שלכם ולשמור עליהם.
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Nadav
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Amazing city with amazing jewish community. I was there at hanuka. I felt safe walking around with jewish symbols around the city. The chabad house hosted us for the candles ceremony and it was lovley!
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