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Israel-Turkey Tensions Escalate After Israel Recognizes Armenian Genocide

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First reported by Now 14 · 6 hours ago

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Israel's government officially recognized the Armenian genocide, prompting a sharp rebuke from Turkish President Erdogan accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza. Prime Minister Netanyahu warned of Erdogan's threats against Israel and pledged to address the issue with the U.S., escalating tensions between the two countries.

01Israel's government unanimously recognized the Armenian genocide, shifting longstanding policy.
02Turkish President Erdogan accused Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.
03Erdogan vowed Turkey would support oppressed peoples and hold Israel accountable.
04Netanyahu condemned Erdogan's calls for Israel's destruction as serious threats.
05Israel plans to raise Erdogan's hostile rhetoric with the U.S. amid potential arms sales to Turkey.
06The recognition is expected to further worsen Israel-Turkey relations already strained by Gaza conflict and rhetoric.

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