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Israel recognizes Armenian genocide amid tensions with Turkey
Israel’s government unanimously voted on Sunday to formally recognize the Armenian genocide, amid worsening ties with Turkey. “Despite the extensive and unambiguous historical documentation, the Armenian genocide remains to this day the subject of an institutionalized campaign of denial and minimization, including a manipulative rewriting of history, mainly by the Turkish government,” Israeli Foreign Minister []
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Daraj
· Jun 30, 2026
Israel and the Weaponization of the Armenian Genocide
Israeli recognition of the Armenian Genocide has nothing to do with the Armenians, and even less with justice. But the Israel-Turkey relations have taken another step towards deterioration.
Haaretz
· Jun 30, 2026
Israel's Armenian genocide recognition: a right move, for very wrong reasons
Israel's Armenian genocide recognition: a right move, for very wrong reasons
ZENIT
· Jul 6, 2026
Israel and the Armenian Genocide: Historical Justice or Contempt for Ankara?
The Israeli government has recognized the Armenian Genocide of 1915, following decades of silence imposed by its relations with Turkey. This decision comes amidst deteriorating relations between Israel and Ankara due to the war in Gaza. The post Israel and the Armenian Genocide: Historical Justice or Contempt for Ankara? appeared first on ZENIT - English.
All Israel News
· Jul 1, 2026
Why isn't the Armenian government celebrating the official Israeli recognition of the Armenian Genocide?
Why isn't the Armenian government celebrating the official Israeli recognition of the Armenian Genocide?
Hananya Naftali
· Jun 29, 2026
[Photo] Israel has officially recognized the 1915 Armenian massacre as genocide.
Israel has officially recognized the 1915 Armenian massacre as genocide. Turkey's Foreign Ministry issued a statement calling the decision a political act, signaling a sharp deterioration in Israel-Turkey relations. Azerbaijan urges Israel to reconsider this decision.
UPI
· Jun 28, 2026
Israeli government recognizes Armenian genocide
Israeli government recognizes Armenian genocide
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