
Turkey condemns Netanyahu’s apparent recognition of the Armenian Genocide
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to recognise the genocide during an interview with a controversial US podcaster.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to recognise the genocide during an interview with a controversial US podcaster.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu falsely suggested that the Israeli parliament had passed a resolution recognising the genocide as well.
Some have claimed that President Donald Trump bowed to Turkish pressure in his decision to reverse Biden-era policy.
The Ottoman Empire’s early 20th century genocide resulted in the mass killings of nearly 1.5 million Armenians.
Denying the Armenian Genocide has already been criminalised for years.
Pashinyan’s government has previously been accused of promoting Armenian Genocide denial.
An Armenian MP has come under fire for claiming that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan called for the compilation of the names of the victims of the Armenian Genocide. MP Andranik Kocharyan, the chair of the Armenian Parliament’s Defence Committee, claimed on Sunday that Pashinyan aimed to make a complete list of victims to ‘build real foundations’ for documentation the Armenian Genocide. He stated the following day that the creation of the list was ‘very important for building our relations in