
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.
Itamar Ben-Gvir met with Georgian officials, including Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and Interior Minister Gela Geladze.
While a common front against Iran may be what the US and Israel are seeking from a trilateral alliance, Baku is unlikely to openly confront Tehran.
Azerbaijan has had longstanding positive relations with Israel for years already.
The meeting was the latest to take place between Israeli and Syrian officials in Baku since the fall of al-Assad’s regime.
Georgian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandre Khvtisiashvili wrote a message of ‘solidarity’ in a condolence book at the event, prompting protests from Israel and US politicians.