The 30th anniversary of the deadly AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires, which killed 85 people, has brought renewed calls for justice, with evidence pointing to Iran and Hezbollah's involvement. Family members, politicians, and international figures demand accountability and proper prosecution for the perpetrators of the terrorist act. The event continues to shape Argentina's Jewish history and global efforts against terrorism and antisemitism, prompting the launch of global guidelines for countering antisemitism. Despite the passage of 30 years, the quest for justice and remembrance of the victims remain central themes in commemorations worldwide.