•HRES 441 EH 
Whereas Ibrahim Hussein Berro, a member of the terrorist 
group Hezbollah, was identified as the AMIA bomber; 
Whereas, in November 2006, an Argentine judge issued ar-
rest warrants for Iranian nationals Ali Fallahijan (former 
Iranian intelligence minister), Mohsen Rabbani (former 
Iranian cultural attache´), Ahmad Reza Asghari (former 
Iranian diplomat), Ahmad Vahidi (former Iranian defense 
minister), Ali Akbar Velayati (former Iranian foreign 
minister), Mohsen Rezaee (former chief commander of 
the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps), Ali 
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani (former President of Iran), 
Hadi Soleimanpour (former Iranian Ambassador to Ar-
gentina), and Lebanese national Imad Fayez Moughnieh 
who were named as suspects in the AMIA bombing; 
Whereas, in November 2007, INTERPOL voted to put the 
following suspects in the 1994 AMIA attack on its most 
wanted list—Ali Fallahijan, Mohsen Rabbani, Ahmad 
Reza Asghari, Ahmad Vahidi, and Mohsen Razaee from 
Iran and Imad Fayez Moughnieh from Lebanon; 
Whereas Interpol currently has four red alerts in place in re-
lation to the AMIA attack; 
Whereas, on January 13, 2015, prosecutor Alberto Nisman 
alleged in a complaint that then-Argentinian President 
Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and then-Minister of 
Foreign Relations Hector Timerman conspired to cover 
up Iranian involvement in the 1994 terrorist bombing, 
and reportedly agreed to negotiate immunity for Iranian 
suspects and help get their names removed from the 
INTERPOL list;
•HRES 441 EH 
Whereas prosecutor Alberto Nisman was scheduled to present 
his new findings to the Argentinian Congress on January 
19, 2015; 
Whereas prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found shot in the 
head in his apartment in Buenos Aires on January 18, 
2015; 
Whereas the investigation of the AMIA bombing has been 
marked by judicial misconduct; 
Whereas, in March 2019, an Argentine court handed down 
convictions and sentences, finding that the judge, pros-
ecutors, and head of the Argentina’s secret services—the 
individuals responsible for investigating the AMIA bomb-
ing, Argentina’s deadliest terrorist attack—had interfered 
with the inquiry, diverting the investigation away from 
the truth; 
Whereas former Federal judge Juan Jose´ Galeano was hand-
ed down a 6-year conviction by the court, which will not 
be enforced until the sentence is confirmed by a higher 
tribunal; 
Whereas former State Intelligence Secretariat (SIDE) intel-
ligence head Hugo Anzorreguy was handed a prison sen-
tence of 54 months; 
Whereas Carlos Telleldı´n, a used car dealer who sold the van 
that contained the bomb used to attack AMIA and re-
ceived a bribe to incriminate police officers falsely, was 
sentenced to 42 months in jail; and 
Whereas no Iranian suspects for the AMIA bombing have yet 
faced prosecution: Now, therefore, be it 
Resolved, That the House of Representatives—
•HRES 441 EH 
(1) reiterates its strongest condemnation of the 
1994 attack on the AMIA Jewish Community Center in 
Buenos Aires, Argentina, and honors the victims of this 
heinous act; 
(2) expresses its sympathy to the relatives of the 
victims, who have waited a quarter of a century without 
justice for the loss of their loved ones, and may have to 
wait even longer for justice to be served; 
(3) underscores the concern of the United States re-
garding the continuing, 25-year-long delay in the proper 
resolution of this case; and 
(4) expresses strong support for accountability for 
this attack, including against those Iranian and 
Hezbollah operatives who were responsible. 
Attest: 
Clerk.