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Israel spy agency Masad made an explosive announcement that they worked in

conjunction with Brazilian police to foil a Hezbollah terror plot.

Soon after this, the Brazilian police made the unusual move of telling the Israelis to

fuck off and stated that the plot they had foiled had no involvement with international

events. While many laughed, others brought up the

1994 AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is proof that there must be something to Israel's

accusations.

Being in a Marifat who lost his ability to consistently read and comprehend Spanish due to my past

membership at a kickboxing gym or sparring happen four days a week, I can't claim to have ever read a ton about the AMIA attack.

Only surface level things like the suicide of special prosecutor Alberto Nisman, the claims of Hezbollah slash Iranian involvement, and the way

that this alleged involvement has been used by American Neoconservatives to point to a broader

Iranian operation in Latin America.

But luckily for all of us, we are joined today by this show's first ever Jewish Latino guest,

twitters and substacks I write for Jacobin, who also happens to have written an

excellent three-part series on the bombing and the tangled mess that has since followed.

How are you doing today, Steph?

I'm good.

So just for our listeners who are not super familiar

with the attacks and in general, not super familiar with Argentinian history in the 20th century

could you give some context for what it was like for the Jewish community in

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