Overview
- The police explosives unit in Rosario, which responded Wednesday to a package addressed to DAIA Rosario president Gabriel Dobkin at a neurorehabilitation clinic, carried out a controlled detonation after a trained dog twice marked the box.
- Officials said the precautionary blast and on‑site checks ruled out any immediately detectable explosive substance.
- The operation closed the block at Paraguay and Ituzaingó for nearly six hours, stopped vehicle and foot traffic, and kept patients inside without reported injuries or damage.
- Prosecutors took over the case and collected fragments for laboratory analysis to verify the contents and trace the delivery’s origin, with no sender listed on the parcel.
- DAIA’s national leadership condemned the incident and called for swift clarification, underscoring concern when a parcel targets a leader of Argentina’s main Jewish community organization.