Overview
- Legislators from more than a dozen countries signed an Israel Allies Foundation resolution on Tuesday in Buenos Aires endorsing expansion of the Isaac Accords and urging closer ties with Israel.
- The conference urged participating parliaments to press for moving national embassies to Jerusalem as a symbolic step toward recognition of the city as Israel’s capital.
- Speakers led by Argentine President Javier Milei framed the accords as a values-based response to terrorism and antisemitism and called for concrete legal steps by legislatures.
- Organizers pushed coordinated measures including adoption of the IHRA working definition of antisemitism and laws to disrupt Iran-linked networks and transnational criminal activity.
- Argentina has already taken executive actions this year—including designating the IRGC as a terrorist group—and the Buenos Aires resolution represents parliamentary pledges that still require separate national executive decisions to become binding.