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Israel to Consider Official Recognition of the Armenian Genocide
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67% centerFirst reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago
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Foreign Minister Gideon Saar will ask the Israeli government to recognize the Armenian Genocide and condemn denial of it. The proposal comes as tensions with Turkey rise over regional fighting and reported U.S. plans to sell Ankara F-35 jets.
- 01Saar will submit a resolution for Israel to formally recognize the Armenian Genocide.
- 02The draft cites 1915 deportations, death marches, and about 1.5 million dead.
- 03It also calls for condemning denial and distortion of the genocide.
- 04Thirty-two countries have already recognized the genocide in some form.
- 05The move comes amid escalating tensions with Turkey over Gaza, Syria, and F-35s.
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Channel 13Center · Hebrew2 hours ago
Israel to Consider Official Recognition of the Armenian Genocide
Now 14Right · Hebrew2 hours ago
Foreign Minister to Seek Israeli Recognition of the Armenian Genocide
YnetCenter · Hebrew3 hours ago
Sa'ar to seek cabinet approval for Israeli recognition of the Armenian Genocide
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