What happened to Israel’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide? Fact vs. rumor
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The Israeli Knesset has suspended consideration of the question of recognition by the Government of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. "In the light of the moral and historical debt," the Government's resolution stated, "Israel must join the 32 States that recognize the Armenian Genocide of 1915." The criteria for such recognition are mixed, so that the number of such countries in some calculations reaches almost 40, and the lower border is precisel…
By taking a major step towards official recognition, the Israeli government visibly sent a signal to Turkey. But this gesture comes in a context of strategic and diplomatic proximity to Azerbaijan and growing tensions around the future of the Armenian community in Jerusalem.
What happened to Israel’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide? Fact vs. rumor
On a daily basis, we are all inundated with so much misinformation that it is becoming almost impossible to distinguish fact from fiction. For those of us in the news business, the challenge is even greater. Whereas regular people can pass on baseless rumors to their immediate circle, the mass media bears a much greater responsibility because it risks spreading false information to thousands or even millions of people, unless it first verifies t…
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