“Our country is an example of peaceful coexistence between different communities, sustained by decades of interreligious dialogue, mutual respect, and democratic commitment. This value deserves to be emphasized. At such a complex time, when anti-Semitism is worsening globally, There is a big difference in Argentina. As for what is happening in other latitudes,” Amia chairman Osvaldo Almoza said on Wednesday night.
The leader made the remarks at the annual AMIA conference, which was attended by government officials, including Culture Secretary Leonardo Chiferi (who opened the Armosa and Tango show after cocktails), Health Minister Mario Lugones, and Speaker of the House of Representatives Martín Menem, among other members of Argentina’s Jewish community.
Orthodox leadership that Amir has been pursuing for many years reduce mutual political visibility He has always had emotions as a result of the terrorist attack he experienced in 1994 and various conflicts with authority and the righteous in power.
But he couldn’t help but express himself about it.Widespread polarization in the world after Hamas attack on Israeli territory on October 7, 2023which launched Benjamin Netanyahu’s crusade in Gaza and with it the backlash.A strong wave of anti-Semitism. “Since October 7, the Jewish community has once again proven its strength and resilience,” Almoza said.
“In the hope that peace will prevail, we will continue to raise our voices for the return of the bodies of the deceased victims who have not yet been returned, and we extend a brotherly embrace to the hostages who have managed to return to their homes and are gradually rebuilding their lives from the horrors they experienced today,” he added.
The Amir’s meetings are already traditional: before the coronavirus quarantine, they were dinner parties, but now they are receptions where guests move from one location to another, talking about the state’s affairs.
Amir had several leaders, including Chief Rabbi Eliahu Hamra and Daniel Pomerantz. DAIA’s current president Mauro Berenstein, former owner Jorge Novlovicz and director Victor Garelic were also present.
Among the diplomats were Israeli Ambassador Eyal Serra, Brazilian Ambassador Julio Vitelli, and Azerbaijani Ambassador Ramzi Teimrov. Everyone was wondering why President Donald Trump’s new head of Argentina, the already appointed Peter Lamelas, did not arrive in Buenos Aires. However, they explained within their organizations that they were unable to attend these public events due to the extended federal government shutdown “shutdown.”
Among the guests were Jorge Telelman, former ambassador Diego Guerrar, and Emilio Perina, director of the National Archives.
Representative Sabrina Azimechet, a former PRO and currently a voice for Israel in parliament at Libertad Avanza, was seen. Secretary of Worship and Civilization Nahuel Sotelo and Judge Sandra Arroyo Salgado were also in attendance.
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