110TH CONGRESS 
1ST SESSION 
H. CON. RES. 188 
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 
Whereas on July 18, 1994, 85 innocent people were killed 
and 300 were wounded when the Argentine Jewish Mu-
tual Association (AMIA) was bombed in Buenos Aires, 
Argentina; 
Whereas extensive evidence links the planning of the attacks 
to the Government of Iran, and the execution of the at-
tacks 
to 
the 
terrorist 
group 
Hezbollah,
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which is based in Lebanon, supported by Syria, and spon-
sored by Iran; 
Whereas on October 25, 2006, the State Prosecutor of Ar-
gentina, an office created by the current Government of 
Argentina, concluded that the AMIA bombing was ‘‘de-
cided and organized by the highest leaders of the former 
government of . . . Iran, whom, at the same time, en-
trusted its execution to the Lebanese terrorist group 
Hezbollah’’; 
Whereas on October 25, 2006, the State Prosecutor of Ar-
gentina concluded that the AMIA bombing had been ap-
proved in advance by Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali 
Khamene’i, Iran’s then-leader Ali Akbar Hashemi 
Rafsanjani, Iran’s then-Foreign Minister Ali Akbar 
Velayati, and Iran’s then-Minister of Security and Intel-
ligence Ali Fallahijan; 
Whereas on October 25, 2006, the State Prosecutor of Ar-
gentina stated that the Government of Iran uses ‘‘ter-
rorism as a mechanism of its foreign policy’’ in support 
of ‘‘its final aim [which] is to export its radicalized vision 
of Islam and to eliminate the enemies of the regime’’; 
Whereas on October 25, 2006, the State Prosecutor of Ar-
gentina identified Ibrahim Hussein Berro, a Lebanese 
citizen and member of Hezbollah, as the suicide bomber 
who primarily carried out the attack on the AMIA; 
Whereas on November 9, 2006, Argentine Judge Rodolfo 
Canicoba Corral, pursuant to the request of the State 
Prosecutor of Argentina, issued an arrest warrant for Ali 
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former leader of Iran and 
the current chairman of Iran’s Expediency Council, for 
his involvement in the AMIA bombing and urged the 
International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL)
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to issue a capture notice (commonly known as a ‘‘red no-
tice’’) for Rafsanjani; 
Whereas on November 9, 2006, Argentine Judge Rodolfo 
Canicoba Corral, pursuant to the request of the State 
Prosecutor of Argentina, also issued arrest warrants for 
Ali Fallahijan, a former Iranian Minister of Security and 
Intelligence, Ali Akbar Velayati, a former Iranian For-
eign Minister, Mohsen Rezai, a former commander of 
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), 
Ahmad Vahidi, a former commander of the elite Al-Quds 
Force of the IRGC, Hadi Soleimanpour, a former Iranian 
ambassador to Argentina, Mohsen Rabbani, a former cul-
tural attache at the Iranian Embassy in Buenos Aires, 
Ahmed Reza Asghari, a former official at the Iranian 
Embassy in Buenos Aires, and Imad Moughnieh, a lead-
ing operations chief of Hezbollah; 
Whereas on March 5, 2007, the Executive Committee of 
INTERPOL supported the issuance of red notices for 
Hezbollah operative Imad Moughnieh and five Iranian of-
ficials noted above for whom Argentine Judge Rodolfo 
Canicoba Corral issued arrest warrants; 
Whereas Iran has appealed the INTERPOL Executive Com-
mittee’s 
decision, 
and 
the 
General 
Assembly 
of 
INTERPOL will issue a final ruling on the red notices 
when it meets in Morocco in November 2007; 
Whereas the inability to reach suspected Islamist militants 
and Iranian officials has debilitated the efforts of the 
Government of Argentina to prosecute masterminds and 
planners of the 1994 AMIA bombing; 
Whereas the current Government of Argentina has made sig-
nificant advances in the AMIA investigation; and
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Whereas Argentina recently approved anti-terrorist legislation 
which seeks to criminalize financing, fund-raising, and 
money laundering activities of groups linked to terrorism: 
Now, therefore, be it 
Resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate 
concurring), That Congress— 
(1) reiterates its strongest condemnation of the 
1994 attack on the AMIA Jewish Community Cen-
ter in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and honors the vic-
tims of this heinous act; 
(2) expresses its sympathy to the relatives of 
the victims, who have waited 13 years without jus-
tice for the loss of their loved ones, and may have 
to wait even longer for justice to be served; 
(3) applauds the current Government of Argen-
tina for increasing the pace of the AMIA bombing 
investigation, as well as on its recently approved 
anti-terrorism legislation; 
(4) urges the Government of Argentina to con-
tinue to dedicate and provide the resources nec-
essary for its judicial system and intelligence agen-
cies to investigate all areas of the AMIA case and 
to bring those responsible to justice; 
(5) calls upon the General Assembly of 
INTERPOL to uphold, issue and implement the red
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notices supported by the Executive Committee of 
INTERPOL in March 2007; and 
(6) calls upon responsible nations to cooperate 
fully with the investigation, including by making in-
formation, witnesses, and suspects available for re-
view and questioning by the appropriate Argentine 
authorities, and by detaining and extraditing to Ar-
gentina, if given the opportunity, any of the Iranian 
officials and former officials, Hezbollah operatives, 
and Islamist militants against whom Argentine or 
international arrest warrants are pending in connec-
tion with the AMIA case. 
Passed the House of Representatives July 30, 2007. 
Attest: 
Clerk.
110TH CONGRESS 
1ST SESSION 
H. CON. RES. 188 
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 
Condemning the attack on the AMIA Jewish Com-
munity Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 
July 1994, and for other purposes.